Legendary farewell: Michael Jakob says goodbye to the Poetry Slam in Roth!

Legendary farewell: Michael Jakob says goodbye to the Poetry Slam in Roth!

In Roth there is a remarkable change. Michael Jakob, who was the face of the Rother Poetry Slam for over 13 years, will carry out his last performance in the cultural factory on October 24th at 8:00 p.m. It is a farewell to a special flair: the spectators can look forward to an unforgettable show and an impressive line-up, while a successor will be presented at the same time who will take over the skill of the popular event from 2025.

The Rother Poetry Slam has developed over the past twelve years from an insider tip to a permanent institution that attracts up to 200 passionate slam fans. These spectators are not just a passive broker, they are an active part of the action and decide by applause and rating boards who can bear the champion's title. In this special form of competition, talented poets compete against each other and try to win the audience with their creative texts.

talent on stage

The participants include well -known names such as Philipp Stroh from Offenburg and Thomas Schmidt, the Franconian from Schwabach. The runner -up Dominic Hopp from Wunsiedel and other talents, including Steffi Neumann from Bayreuth and Selina Schlender from Fürth, will also be on stage. With such a star bid, it is guaranteed that it will be exciting and the viewers do not experience boredom.

The outgoing Michael Jakob, who is a double franc master himself, takes over the moderation. His experience and passion made the poetry slam in Roth what he is today: a passionate competition that celebrates the art of poetry and puts new talents in the foreground.

cards and information

Interested parties should not miss the cards for this unique evening. The price is 10 euros, reduced 7 euros. These are only available at the box office of the cultural factory in Roth. If you are looking for more information about this event, you can inquire on 09171 848-714.

In any case, the Rother Poetry Slam, led by Michael Jakob, will be a worthy conclusion for an impressive career that inspired many Slam fans. The events of the evening promise to go into the history of the cultural factory and to pave the exciting new ways for the future of the slam.

Photo: Andi Pontanus