Hape Kerkeling in Erfurt: Chatting with Horst Schlämmer, Beatrix, Olaf & Co.
Entertainment legend Hape Kerkeling brings his parade of characters to Erfurt
Kerkeling's "Hape und die 7 Zwerge" show - A delightful evening of entertainment
German comedy icon Hape Kerkeling delighted Erfurt with his live show "Hape und die 7 Zwerge" ("Hape and the 7 Dwarfs"). The show featured a hilarious cast of characters, including Kerkeling's alter egos Horst Schlämmer, Beatrix, and Olaf.
Kerkeling's characters took the stage one by one, each delivering their signature brand of humor. Horst Schlämmer, the hapless sports commentator, had the audience in stitches with his trademark malapropisms and cluelessness. Beatrix, the flamboyant cleaning lady, kept things lively with her witty banter and sharp observations. Olaf, the dim-witted handyman, rounded out the trio with his endearing naivety.
In addition to his well-known characters, Kerkeling also introduced some new faces to the stage. These included a singing nun, a talking dog, and a group of dancing dwarves. The variety of characters kept the show fresh and engaging, ensuring that there was never a dull moment.
Kerkeling's performance was not only funny but also heartfelt. He shared personal anecdotes and reflected on his career, giving the audience a glimpse into the man behind the characters.
The show was a resounding success, with Kerkeling receiving thunderous applause from the Erfurt audience. It was a night of laughter, entertainment, and unforgettable characters. Hape Kerkeling once again proved why he is one of Germany's most beloved comedians.
Here are some of the highlights from the show:
- Horst Schlämmer's hilarious commentary on the latest sports news
- Beatrix's witty banter and sharp observations
- Olaf's endearing naivety
- The singing nun's beautiful rendition of "Ave Maria"
- The talking dog's hilarious jokes
- The dancing dwarves' energetic performance
