Andreas Bo

Andreas Bo comes to Bremen Theater with his new comedy show!

Some argue that we get rounder with age. But is it really right? Andreas Bo has set out to find out. His sixth and so far most senile solo show premieres at the Bremen Theater on February 26, 2027, and ticket sales are in full swing. In the new show, he throws himself with ordinary ferocity into the mix of comedy, satire and the flip-flop moments that have made him one of the most popular characters in Danish entertainment. In fact, for more than years than he is perfectly comfortable thinking about.

As always, the plan is to tear the audience around and make everyone WALK around the floor in search of the big question of life: To be around - or not to be around. Yes, Andreas Bo has become rounder, but has he also become softer? And does he still get tough in the fat way when someone or something has to go through his comedic machinery?

“Of course, I don't put my fingers between me when I grab. Young, old, male, female, neither — everyone should have the love they deserve.”

In the previous show, which was called by one reviewer “An obnoxiously funny man's manifesto”, Andreas Bo tackled the trends of the time. He'll do that again. Have they changed since? Have we learned anything? Is there anyone else besides his favorite victim -- himself -- who needs a flick or a parody?

“I don't believe in regret, but in becoming wiser. The question then is, is it actually happening or are we just taking in something? The new show is very much a lifeline with that balance: Should we strain to become more accommodating and indulgent with time, or is that the sure path to losing oneself and surrendering to indifference?”

Maybe we'll get the answer in the new show? At least that's where Andreas Bo would most like to meet his big audience.

His 2025 show HAIR (D) filled houses from Gedser to Skagen. By 2027, it will be even wilder, he promises. So buckle up and get ready for a roundabout in Andreas Bo's loony brain. Totally without signage with thousands of wild roads and cheerful detours. As always, one reaches the country's most beloved and eternally young (he claims!) comedians land on a stage near you.

Doors open: 18:00