“Ein Neubrandenburger Kessel Buntes” is intended as a tribute to an era of television in which music and entertainment reached audiences across generations—and now brings that feeling back to the stage live.
On February 27, 2027, at 6:00 p.m., the audience at the Konzertkirche Neubrandenburg can look forward to a special entertainment program. Under the title “Ein Neubrandenburger Kessel Buntes,” well-known pop stars and show performers will take the stage together. All fans of lighthearted entertainment can look forward to seeing audience favorites Wolfgang Ziegler, Cindy Berger, Maja Catrin Fritsche, and Bert Beel once again. Together with other artists, they will present a varied evening of music, humor, and variety entertainment. The event’s name is a deliberate nod to the legendary television show *Ein Kessel Buntes*, which captivated millions of viewers for decades and uniquely blended music and entertainment. The evening builds on this tradition by bringing together artists who helped shape that era. Wolfgang Ziegler was a regular on the Saturday night show, particularly in the 1980s, and remains one of the most distinctive voices in German Schlager music to this day. Cindy Berger also appeared on the stage of the cult show on multiple occasions—both as part of the successful duo Cindy & Bert and as a solo artist. The musical program is rounded out by Maja Catrin Fritsche, who rose to fame in 1980 with the song “Doch da sprach das Mädchen” and has since performed on numerous stages throughout the German-speaking world. Bert Beel provides humorous highlights with pop hits from the ’70s and ’80s, as well as parodies of Udo Lindenberg, Milva, Theo Lingen, Johannes Heesters, and Andrea Berg, among others. Variety show elements round out the evening: Rotelli presents a plate, glass, and porcelain show that highlights precision and skill. Susan & René provide classic illusion magic with well-known stage effects such as the box trick and the floating maiden. “Ein Neubrandenburger Kessel Buntes” is conceived as a tribute to a television era in which music and entertainment reached a cross-generational audience—and now brings that feeling back to the stage live.