When does the event take place?

Alfons will perform on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 PM at the Pantheon in Bonn.

Where does the comedy show take place?

The event will take place at the Pantheon, Siegburger Straße 42, 53227 Bonn.

How much is a ticket?

The regular ticket price is 28 Euro. Reduced tickets are available according to event information for 24 Euro, plus potential pre-sale fees.

What content can the audience expect?

Alfons combines theater, cabaret, chansons, and political satire with a personal story about his becoming German, identity, and Franco-German friendship.

When does the venue open?

The Pantheon usually opens the box office 90 minutes before the event begins. For the date with Alfons, the show starts at 8:00 PM.

Is the event suitable for children?

No specific age rating is provided in the available event information.

Alfons makes Bonn laugh and Germany takes the cabaret stand

Name: Alfons - Now Even More German
Start: 2026-11-05T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-05T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Pantheon

Alfons turns Germany into the funniest state affair of the year

When a Frenchman gets a German passport, it usually involves forms, waiting times, and at least one stamp. With Alfons, it results in an evening of cabaret featuring sharp stand-up, chansons, fine political humor, and a large portion of humanity. On November 5, 2026, Alfons will perform his program Now Even More German at the Pantheon in Bonn.

From Sunny France to the Alluring Gray of German Offices

Alfons tells the story of his becoming German: from childhood days in France to the peculiar rituals of German authorities. His orange training jacket, the fluffy microphone, and the charming French accent form the unmistakable stage setup for a program that connects everyday satire with personal stories.

Cabaret with Depth, Chansons, and Precise Timing

Now Even More German is more than a classic comedy show. Alfons combines theater, cabaret, and chansons into a surprising mélange. His punchlines do not hit with a sledgehammer but develop from observations, memories, and small absurd moments of coexistence. The timing remains light-footed, while the themes gain significant weight.

Laughter, Reflection, and a Bit of Heartbeat

Central themes are questions about identity, friendship, reconciliation, and human integrity. Alfons finds a tone that first makes the audience laugh and then occupies them for a while longer. The comedy atmosphere thrives on his warm stage presence, the blend of quiet stories and sharp barbs, and an audience reaction that oscillates between laughter, contemplation, and heartfelt applause.

A Highly Awarded Storyteller

Emmanuel Peterfalvi, aka Alfons, became known as a rapid TV reporter with a fluffy microphone and is familiar to many viewers from formats such as Extra 3 and Verstehen Sie Spaß?. For his work, he has received numerous awards, including the Bavarian Cabaret Award, the German Small Art Award, the Franco-German Friendship Prize from HomBuch, and the Federal Cross of Merit. The FAZ described the program as a small masterpiece, while the Süddeutsche Zeitung deemed it a piece that belongs on the big stage.

Conclusion: A Laughing Experience with Resonance

In the Pantheon, the audience can expect a lively cabaret evening filled with fine punchlines, political awareness, chansons, and a main character who dissects German peculiarities with French charm. Those who love comedy with attitude, stories with feeling, and humor with depth will experience Alfons best live in Bonn.