Chin Meyer | KulturImZelt Braunschweig

In the organizer's words:

Festival KulturImZelt 2025

📍 Bürgerpark, Braunschweig

🗓 August 21 - September 21, 2025

- More than 50 shows from the fields of live concerts, readings, cabaret & comedy. -

Including:

"Money makes the world go round - but who makes it laugh?" asks Chin Meyer in his new cabaret comedy show "Cash Man!" The funniest ways to make a quick buck!". Known for his sharp-tongued wit and his unerring instinct for the absurdities of our economy, Chin Meyer shows you the funniest ways to make a quick buck!

The "Cash Man" uncovers the funny side of the economy and shows how humorous and at the same time enlightening the subject of money can be. Whether it's bizarre investment strategies that are ingenious in theory but disastrous in practice, or bizarre financial advisors who offer more appearance than reality - Meyer has them all in his sights.

Chin Meyer shows how absurd our hunt for the quick euro can sometimes be and leaves no taboo untouched. He presents sung and danced financial products and exposes the lifelong lies of sustainable cuddly investments, from windy businessmen to the big bubbles that shape our markets - everyone gets their turn at Cash Man.

Chin Meyer says to himself and his audience: "Exhilarate to expand. "Cash Man!" is not just a show for cabaret lovers, but for everyone who knows that no money in the world can outweigh a life without humor. Chin Meyer promises an evening full of laughs, insights and perhaps even a few useful tips on how not to make a quick buck.

It will be a wild ride through the world of money - with more laughter than interest!

"The audience, whose world of experience obviously overlapped with that of the cabaret artist to a not inconsiderable extent, liked it. Very much so."

- Matthias Heinzel, Göttinger Tageblatt

"And the audience is grateful that they can laugh at things that seem so threatening and depressing in the TV news and on the business pages."

- Andreas Kurtz, Berliner Zeitung

"In just a few sentences, Meyer describes how the financial markets work. Very striking and highly entertaining."

- Westfälische Nachrichten