Masud Akbarzadeh - GEISHA

In the organizer's words:

Even though comedian Masud Akbarzadeh already had a real blast with his program "Fame" for his 27th stage anniversary at the end of 2022 and beginning of 2023, he is currently already landing the next live coup: The new live program entitled "Geisha - The Art of Entertainment" is an inimitable combination of stand-up comedy, fairy tales and the perfected art of creating comedy out of nothing. After his successful performances last year and last March and April, the "Geisha" tour continues - for a total of 14 dates in July and September 2024 and further dates in 2025.

As a reminder or for those who really shouldn't know yet: Masud is famous. At least, the comedian himself is convinced of it - and there are indeed increasing objective signs of this: the young man with the unpronounceable surname even has an agency (quote: "...really crass bastards!"). And paid gigs - many dates of his "Fame" tour and his "Geisha" tour were and are completely sold out. And yet: even after hundreds of live shows, tens of thousands of Facebook fans and countless TV appearances in front of millions of viewers, most of which he has done for reasons of modesty, the single man from Berlin somehow remains mysterious. Like a little boy in the body of an adult, sexy model...

According to reports, Masud, who claims to be of either Persian or Iranian origin depending on the news, was even once a refugee. Now he is a comedian. Although - hand on heart - he only does all this comedy shit to meet women. And because he's just too lazy for anything else. Other important background information: Even though people always expect this from him and he doesn't want to disappoint them: Masud Akbarzadeh is not a Muslim, is one of those people who order spaghetti in restaurants and also detests attention in his private life.

Fame or no fame: his new program "Geisha" guarantees another entertaining evening full of crazy stories and a comedian who, mischievous and quick-witted, loves interacting with the audience, is sometimes extremely witty and subtle, sometimes crude, but always incredibly funny.