Sven Bensmann

Musician, comedian, and entertainer Sven Bensmann has made a name for himself in the German comedy scene in recent years. In his new program, he once again captivates a wide audience with his friendly and charismatic stage presence. In "Svenomenal," the urban village kid and Dino-Boy Sven, who has a true Disney princess lost within him, brings hearty laughter. And while the punchlines (sometimes spoken, sometimes sung) occasionally come close to the belt line with a broad grin, they never fall below it.

Sven brings the perfect mix of classic stand-up comedy, live music, and a singing voice that sounds highly professional alongside funny lyrics, giving the audience collective goosebumps. Additionally, he has a generous portion of loving charisma that always allows room for spectacular improvisations. Numbers like "Singing Jokes," "Daily Disney," and spot-on vocal imitations of Joe Cocker, Louis Armstrong, Elvis, or Herbert Grönemeyer have previously left many visitors of Sven's shows floating home in bliss. Because all it takes is comedy, music, and love! Conveniently, all of this is Sven Bensmann – and what emerges from it is Svenomenal!

Contrary to the current zeitgeist, Sven focuses on feel-good comedy in his new full-length solo program, as his jokes are meant to unite rather than divide. Instead, he humorously and interactively connects everyone in the audience, creating a sense of togetherness for two hours and allowing them to forget the often burdensome gray everyday life.

Awards such as the "Golden August" from the Humorzone Dresden, the "Recklinghausen Hurz," and the "Bremen Comedy Prize" underscore that Sven Bensmann is where he belongs: on the big comedy stages of the country!

In addition to his live performances, he is also a popular guest on TV productions like Olafs Klub (MDR) and "The Best Comedians in Germany" (Sat.1), or he delights millions of viewers with his content on his social media channels.

"On stage, I combine comedy and music. I’m really good at one, and I love doing the other." (Sven Bensmann)