Sebastian Lehmann

With the show “KLEINERE KATASTROPHEN” (Smaller Disasters) — a reading & comedy show at the Stadthalle am Nollen Best known for the SWR3 comedy show “Elternzeit” (Parental Leave). Sebastian Lehmann is now in his early to mid-forties and has been touring Germany for ten years with his solo shows. But his parents still don’t know what he does for a living: “Something to do with media, right?” Even his young son isn’t sure what his dad actually does during the day: “Dad, what do you actually do when Mom’s out earning money for us?” So on this evening, Sebastian shows what he “does for a living”: He calls his son’s daycare and explains why Karl Marx is part of early childhood education and why it’s sometimes okay to pick up the wrong child. His son ranks his grandmothers in order of preference, while Dad worries that he’ll have to emigrate to Lummerland if the AfD wins the election. And Sebastian is surely also on the phone with his parents in his hometown of Freiburg.