Huxi Bach

Huxi Bach wants to get to the bone. To the important things. Or at least what he thinks is important. That's what he tries to do in his new one-man show - IND TIL BENET. Of course, when you try this, you have to be careful because you can easily cut your finger, or even worse: saw off the branch you're sitting on! But it's important to get in there where it hurts a little. And once you've gotten in there, THEN you have to laugh about it. Loud and long. Because otherwise we won't get anywhere. Huxi has brought his guitar again - because everything goes a little easier with a song. And if that's not enough, there will probably be a few slides too.

Huxi Bach actually has doubts. But doubts are good, because then you're not so sure after all. The only certainty is that Huxi is ready to take on big and small issues.

Last year he did his first one-man show, and this year he's doing his second one-man show. This time it's about helping... Can we do without smartphones, welfare and God? Have we become completely helpless? Or is it actually ok to ask for help from time to time? Are we looking for help in the right places? Is it true that our politicians try to help - but actually do the opposite? And are we actually any better ourselves? And more importantly, why does it have to go so wrong before we can figure out how to help each other?

Last chance to laugh at the past week before the next one hits you. Comedy show where the week's news and current trends are given the loving but firm treatment by Jonatan Spang.

Live from Bremen has been described as the successor to Casper and the Mandril Agreement, as the show has the Mandril Agreement's Lasse Rimmer and Lars Hjortshøj as permanent fixtures, as well as Casper Christensen as lead author and man of ideas. The show is broadcast live from Bremen, the former Private Theater in Copenhagen, and is followed by Casper Christensen's talk show ALOHA! sent from the same place. Live from Bremen is inspired by the American sketch and satire show Saturday Night Live.