When does the event take place?

On December 28, 2026, at 8:00 PM at the Bonn Opera House.

How long does the performance last?

Planned for 90 minutes without a break.

Where exactly is the event?

At the Bonn Opera House, Am Boeselagerhof 1, 53111 Bonn.

Is the opera house accessible?

Yes, the Bonn Opera House is reachable according to Theater Bonn. Accessible parking spaces are located in the opera parking garage near the elevator.

Is there information about ticket prices?

A reliable price was not explicitly confirmed in the verified sources.

What kind of evening can the audience expect?

A word-music collage with imagination, sound, and intense stage presence instead of classic stand-up.

Matthias Brandt and Jens Thomas turn Bonn into a sound space full of suspense

Name: Matthias Brandt & Jens Thomas: New Program in Bonn
Start: 2026-12-28T21:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-28T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Opernhaus Bonn

An evening between words, humor, and waves of sound

On December 28, 2026, the series Quatsch keine Oper! will again bring that rare mix to the stage at the Bonn Opera House, where language, music, and suspense sit as closely together as two good punchlines in a perfectly timed set. Matthias Brandt and Jens Thomas invite you on an extraordinary exploration tour: 90 minutes without a break, a new program, a premiere in Bonn, and plenty of material for an intense laugh experience with a fine goosebumps.

When stage meets imagination

This is not a classic stand-up evening, but a word-music collage that scores points with atmosphere rather than volume. Brandt's presence, Thomas’ musical virtuosity, and the precise timing of the two create a space where every glance, every pause, and every tonal twist matters. That’s exactly what makes the charm of this evening: comedy atmosphere with depth, art with a wink, and an audience reaction that thrives more on attentive laughter than mere giggling.

Successes, attitude, and stage competence

Matthias Brandt is one of the defining German actors and authors of his generation. The Salzburg Festival points to his awards, including the Bavarian Television Award, the Golden Camera, and twice the German Audiobook Prize. Jens Thomas is known as a singer-songwriter, pianist, and improvisational artist; his website emphasizes the close connection between theater, voice, and musical improvisation. Together, they stand for a format that goes far beyond mere entertainment and fits perfectly into the Bonn Theater.

Bonn Opera House: elegant backdrop, clear paths

The Bonn Opera House at Boeselagerhof provides the fitting setting for this special performance. According to the Bonn Theater, the house is accessible; accessible parking spaces are available in the opera parking garage near the elevator. The late admission, cloakroom, and approach are also well-organized. Those who want to combine culture with comfortable travel are at the right address here.

Conclusion: An evening for all who love word art

This program promises no loud fireworks but a finely crafted evening full of imagination, sound, and associations. Those who experience Matthias Brandt and Jens Thomas live will get theater, music, and smart entertainment in a form that resonates long afterward. An appointment for all who want not only to laugh but also to marvel.