Biography.
Normally it’s not a good sign when a German steps on stage. It either ends in a world-domination speech or in a Europop performance. Both cases have scared off generations and created a very well-known stereotype: Germans are not funny – at least not on purpose.
Christian decided very early to change that stereotype. Having done his first English-speaking performance in 2002 at an Open Mic Night in Belgium, he has very soon expanded his comedy territory: Belgium, Holland, Germany, Hungary, Canada and the UK have been parts of his world (domination) tour already.
His first solo show (“Stop Laughing, I am German!”) got excellent reviews and sell-out audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2009.
Reviews.
“Christian Schulte-Loh has created one of the most subversive acts ever. The gags have an astonishing freshness and power.” – The Spectator.
