Ana Lucía

Ana Lucía is "completely lost" - and that's the best thing that could happen to the German-speaking comedy scene. The native Münchner with Peruvian roots stands somewhere between Gen Z and Millennial, between Bavarian straightforwardness and Latin American temperament. For this charmingly confused perspective on the world, she was promptly awarded the Bavarian Cabaret Prize as a "rising star" in 2024.

Whether as a reporter for the heute-show, a guest on Till Reiners' Happy Hour, or on tour with Carolin Kebekus: Ana Lucía is worried. About everything. Feminism, the right diet, her excessive screen time, or the question of why she was already thinking more about the future at the age of four than others did about their lunchboxes.

In her first solo show "Winners," she poses the ultimate question: "How can I win here? Can anyone even win here? And: Do I even want to?"

She doesn't provide self-help answers, but she does deliver some damn good jokes. Those who can laugh at their own abysses have actually already won in the end. An evening for everyone who also doesn't know which way is up and which way is down. But anyone who shares the same worries and questions will laugh. And those who laugh have actually already won.