Jubilee Revue 2023/2024

Hat and stick whirl through the air - furiously fast pirouettes alternate with slow, expressive movements. Nathalie, the feathery, artistic dancer from New York and Paris has developed a dance form that is unique worldwide. With perfection and elegance she always finds new forms of movement and combinations to express all the feelings of life in dance. Her choreographed images, with which she surprises the audience, are razor-sharp and touching. A great personality, a wonderful artist - dance is the challenge of her life and a tribute to the unforgotten exceptional artist and juggler of the century Francis Brunn. Thank you and welcome back to the Tigerpalast, Nathalie Enterline.

Two 18-year-old friends from Ukraine form a fascinating artistic duo. They call their hand-on-hand production "The other side of Twilight".

Today they live in Potsdam and have already thrilled the audience at the Young Stage Circus Festival in Basel and at the European Youth Circus Festival in Wiesbaden 2022 with their infectious lightness despite the highest acrobatic performances.

Welcome to the Tigerpalast!

Theater, mime and comedy: Csaba Méhes from Budapest has been around the world with these stage arts. In all European countries, but also in Australia, Egypt and Mexico, he thrilled the human everyday life with his unique caricatures. A man in too short suit stands on the stage, thick glasses and lard curls: he puts his foot in every mouth in the fight against the violin or the microphone. Csaba Méhes caricatures our human weaknesses and triumphs with his arts over the embarrassments of everyday life. A genius of vaudeville culture!

Floating balls and rings challenge gravity and its laws:

With fascinating, dancing ease, Simone calls his images on stage "Invisible Juggling".

Performed with the carefree attitude of a child, we experience a little journey between dream and reality. His paintings are a stage dance in which the objects increasingly take on a life of their own. We spectators experience at first disbelief, then astonishment and at the end great joy:

A warm welcome to this exceptional juggler.

Ballet training at the world-famous Royal Academy in London led her to perform as a dancer in major shows throughout Europe at a young age.

It was the legendary trapeze artist at the Tiger Palace, Aurelia Cats, who challenged her other artistic talent as a choreographer:

Today Elena Gambi is an outstanding juggler with the grace and experience of a trained dancer.

Welcome to the Tigerpalast!

Alyona Pavlova began her circus and theater training at the age of 10. Her current aerial ring presentation was staged by the famous Moscow artist-choreographer, Alexander Grimaylo. We are happy to welcome back the winner of numerous international festivals. At the magic ring under the roof of the old ballroom, a great artist full of energy and intoxicating charisma.

At the International Circus Festival at Cirque d'Hiver in Paris the most important annual world circus festival Ruslan Fomenko's gold medal was the biggest surprise. He amazed the experts and thrilled the audience with a world novelty of juggling. Dancing balls on ropes in a fascinating choreography. Ruslan performed exclusively at the Tiger Palace shortly after his triumph in Western Europe. An innovator of classical, vaudeville arts from Kiev.

Welcome back to our stage Ruslan Fomenko.

After training as an artistic handstand acrobat in the national circus school of Chatellerault in France, Marie-Marguerite participated in numerous circus shows and international festivals "worldwide".

She loves all facets of the artistic arts - fascinating us with elegance and a unique stage presence.

Welcome for the first time on the Tigerpalast stage!

With the understatement of a gentleman, Claudius Specht presents a stylish juggling performance. Simply elegant, thrillingly dynamic and excitingly fast. He juggles clubs, cups and the laws of physics. But he doesn't just juggle them, he literally makes them dance. Precisely and at breathtaking speed, they form incredible patterns and combinations in the air.

Cheeky and funny, soulful, charming and irresistible - this is how Alix Dudel presents the world stars of vaudeville - and herself.  In the style of the classical diseuse full of irony and elegance, she becomes the ideal hostess and cult figure of the Tigerpalast revues with the songs and lyrics of Friedhelm Kändler.

With excellent musicians, she presents her programs - chansons, poetry and music, most recently a magnificent tribute to the Polish poet and Nobel Prize winner for literature Wisława Szymborska.

Loved by the international artists, admired by the amazed, fascinated audience, she opens the Variety Night: "May I go through," she sings floating through the hall onto the stage - and the show begins..."

Praised by the press as a "powerful-voiced power woman, vamp with wit, all-round talent, theater animal or musical diva with a goosebump voice", Anna Krämer pulls out many (sound) stops.

Her voice, her comedy, her charm, her versatility and plenty of self-baked. She always points the index finger directly at herself and hits right in the heart and soul.

The full-blooded entertainer and "Schöne Mannheims" sings and exhilarates her life songs in poetic images, slips uninhibitedly into all characters and likes to dance out of line when she simply transcends musical genres and garnishes them anew, from gentle chansonnière to rock tube.

Poland and France - Warsaw and Paris are the coordinates of this chanson singer, actress and author.

With her changeable voice, Ewunia succeeds in embodying both cultures and bringing them to the stage. With a touching personality and a lot of charm, she sings and interprets world-famous chansons by Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour, Jaques Brel and Serge Gainsbourg.

Since 2004 she lives in a small village in the south of France. In Paris she developed new successful musical formats with the pianist and composer Yves Dupuis. Ewunia sings with ravishing conviction in Polish and French:

Margareta first met her in one of Paris' legendary basement theaters and Ewunia was inspired to join the Tigerpalast stage:

Ewunia touches hearts!

Marcus Jeroch presents the artist program at the Tigerpalast as a word acrobat with texts by Ernst Jandl and Friedhelm Kändler. Crazy word cascades, juggling with language and also with balls - presented in the tailcoat of the emcee. Subtle word contortions, a madcap journey through the German language, excitingly lively for a fascinated audience. Marcus Jeroch confuses and entertains with the pure poetry of words and becomes the ideal host of international artistry at the Tigerpalast.