When does the show start and when is admission

The show starts on Saturday 11.04.2026 at 20:00. The box office opens 60 minutes before start, admission is 30 minutes before start.

Are there fixed seats

There is free seating. Arriving early secures good seats.

Is Kresslesmühle accessible

Yes, the access is barrier-free. Information is from the program page of Kresslesmühle.

Which payment methods are accepted at the box office

EC card payment is possible at the box office.

How long does the show last

Information will follow. Typically about 90 minutes plus any breaks.

What audience is the program suitable for

Adult audience who enjoys political satire, fine punchlines, and songs; recommended from about 16 years.

Clever satire, beautiful songs: Jess Jochimsen ignites Augsburg's laughter muscles

Name: Jess Jochimsen – From all good spirits
Start: 2026-04-11T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-12T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Kulturhaus Kresslesmühle

From all good spirits – Cabaret. Songs. Slides. And a laughter experience with attitude

Augsburg receives a visit from one of the finest observers of German sentiments: Jess Jochimsen brings his new program 'From all good spirits' to the Kresslesmühle – politically alert, poetically sharp, musically surprising. An evening that combines timing, stage presence, and clever punchlines, warming up the comedy atmosphere in the hall.

Satire with heart: When tragedy and comedy hold hands

Jochimsen counters the 'glaciation of mind and heart' with cabaret full of interaction, screamingly funny slides, and beautifully haunting songs. His punchlines hit, his timing is crackling – and between two laughs, this gentle melancholy flashes, making the audience noticeably sigh.

Political precision, poetic images

Stand-up meets cabaret craftsmanship: sharply outlined observations, dramaturgically cleverly set tension arcs, and precise microphone play. You can hear the giggling in the front row, the after-laughter echoing from the balcony – and feel how Jochimsen creates big audience reactions with small gestures.

An evening against impositions

Instead of cynicism: optimism. Instead of thigh-slappers: fine comedy. Jochimsen shows how humor has style – with slides that break open scenes of everyday life, and songs that resonate even in the foyer. A compact laughter experience that hits both the head and the heart equally.

Voices of the fans

The reactions online are clear: Jess Jochimsen makes his fans laugh.

YouTube: 'His comedy shows are simply brilliant – first laugh, then think!'

Conclusion

Those looking for a clever, musically seasoned cabaret experience will enjoy the perfect mix of humor styles here: fine punchlines, poetic images, strong audience reactions. Augsburg, treat yourself to this evening live – because laughter in company works best.