Helge Schneider delights 900 fans in Bodenwerder with improvisation!

Helge Schneider delights 900 fans in Bodenwerder with improvisation!

Bodenwerder. An unforgettable evening in the Mittendorf catering! 900 enthusiastic guests flocked together to celebrate the unique Helge Schneider, who received the coveted Münchhausen Prize of the city of Bodenwerder. The comedy star, who never takes himself too seriously, ensured a show that will never take place in Bodenwerder in this form.

Schneider arrived in Bodenwerder at noon, dressed in a checkered jacket and jogging pants, and he was already spraying with humor at the press conference. "I feel connected to Münchhausen since childhood," he said, making it laugh. At the award ceremony, he beamed in the elegant black suit. "This is the last prize that I am opposite," he joked, while he was considering the Nobel Prize, "because it is connected with a lot of money".

spontaneous presence and entertainment

A highlight of the evening was the spontaneous appearance with Andreas Rebers, the previous award winner, who appeared as an laudator. Together they improvised on stage and entertained the audience with their unique style. "My life is an improvisation," said Schneider, and that is exactly what he showed with his appearance, which was characterized by musical interludes and jokes. Among the prominent guests were Lower Saxony's Prime Minister Stephan Weil and crime scene actor Tan Caglar, who experienced the extraordinary show up close.

"The Munich Hhausen Prize comes to the other porcelain", Schneider remarked humorously and left no doubt that he accepts the award with a wink. "I wouldn't go to the shop and buy it, but I get it for free today." An evening full of laughter, music and unforgettable moments - that was Helge Schneider in Bodenwerder!