When does the comedy show take place?

The show takes place on Friday, October 2, 2026, at 8:00 PM.

Where will Clemens Brock perform in Bielefeld?

The venue is the Stadthalle Bielefeld at Willy-Brandt-Platz 1 in 33602 Bielefeld.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets are available from 39.95 euros according to the event information. Other categories cost 44.95 euros, 49.95 euros, or 52.95 euros.

What content can the audience expect?

The show combines stand-up comedy, cabaret, musical performances, nostalgia, parental madness, and spontaneous audience actions.

Is the Stadthalle accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes. The main entrance is accessible via an elevator at the central tram stop Hauptbahnhof. There are also accessible seats and toilets available in the Stadthalle.

Are there parking options available?

The parking garage at the Stadthalle is accessible via Nahariyastraße. There are additional parking options available in the area; public transport is recommended.

Laughter guaranteed: Clemens Brock sends Bielefeld on a hilarious time travel

Name: Clemens Brock - The Vadda - Was everything used to be better?
Start: 2026-10-02T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-02T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Stadthalle Bielefeld

Clemens Brock as The Vadda: When being offline suddenly meant no WLAN

On Friday, October 2, 2026, Clemens Brock transforms the Stadthalle Bielefeld into a time machine with seats. In his live show Was everything used to be better?, The Vadda takes the audience on a humorous journey from typewriters and VHS cassettes to TikTok and parental madness in 2026.

Nostalgia with lots of punchlines

How did we actually survive without Google? Why was boredom considered completely normal in the past? And why does the good old days always sound so much better in retrospect than the reality of tangled cassettes, phone booths, and VCRs? Clemens Brock poses these questions with razor-sharp observation and sincere warmth.

Stand-up, music, and spontaneous interaction

The evening combines stand-up comedy, cabaret elements, and musical performances. The Vadda does not keep a safe distance from the stage: spontaneous audience actions and direct interaction bring the audience right into the action. The timing is spot on, and the comedy atmosphere thrives on quick punchlines, familiar everyday scenes, and that audience reaction where shared laughter suddenly feels like a family reunion.

Family madness instead of retro kitsch

The show doesn’t just celebrate the past blindly. It affectionately pokes fun at the little contradictions of everyday life: In the past, people survived without a search engine, today the password for the router becomes a generational conflict. Between music, nostalgia, and modern parental issues, a lively laughing experience emerges, filled with heart and a good dose of self-irony.

A comedy night for fans of genuine everyday satire

Visitors can expect an energetic live show full of humor, music, memories, and closeness to the audience. If you want to recognize your own childhood, laugh about family rituals, and thoroughly dissect the phrase Was everything used to be better, you will experience a highly relatable evening in Bielefeld. So better secure your spot now before it’s really said: There used to be more space in the hall.