André Freiheit
Comedian
André spent 25 years climbing the corporate ladder — while playing the boss at home. But the truth is, his wife has always been the one calling the shots.
Now his sons are teenagers, they still need him, but they’d rather die than admit it. His parents are at the age when they need care. They need him again, but they will die before they admit it. And on top of that, André lost my job.
He is caught between a rock and a hard place, trying to manage it all. Spoiler: It’s not working.
Actually, he should be having a midlife crisis right now: a sports car, a younger woman, something involving incense sticks and yoga in the Eifel. But he stayed sensible and became a stand-up comedian.
On stage, André talks about himself: A man in the prime of his life who always wants to do the right thing but ends up getting in his own way. Someone who means well, but life still happens to him.
No cynicism, no victim mentality. Just precisely observed everyday disasters, told with self-deprecating humor by someone who’s right in the thick of it and can still laugh.
When performing at corporate events and hosting functions, he also brings his many years of experience as an executive and corporate manager to the stage.
