When does Alice Hoffmann perform Closing Panic in Göttingen?

The event takes place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 20:15.

Where will the comedy show be held?

The cabaret evening takes place at APEX, Burgstraße 46, 37073 Göttingen.

How much is the admission fee?

The regular price is 22 euros. Reduced tickets cost 11 euros for students, social card holders, children up to 6 years, and people with a degree of disability of 80 percent or more.

Who is Alice Hoffmann?

Alice Hoffmann became well-known nationwide as Hilde Becker from the ARD cult series Familie Heinz Becker. She is also recognized as Vanessa Backes in Schreinerei Fleischmann and from the cabaret show Spätschicht.

What is the program Closing Panic about?

Alice Hoffmann humorously addresses life plans, missed opportunities, Ayurveda, new languages, and the question of what one still wants to experience in life.

Is the event space wheelchair accessible?

The upper event space is not wheelchair accessible and can only be reached via stairs. APEX asks people with disabilities to contact the venue directly before their visit.

Alice Hoffmann makes Göttingen laugh: When life plans suddenly deliver punchlines

Name: Alice Hoffmann: Closing Panic
Start: 2026-11-07T20:15:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-07T20:15:00+01:00
Location: APEX

Alice Hoffmann brings laughter to APEX with Closing Panic

When life suddenly sounds like a to-do list with an expired expiration date, it's Alice Hoffmann's time to shine. With her current cabaret program Closing Panic, the renowned actress and comedian performs on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at APEX Göttingen.

Between Apron and Big Life Plans

Alice Hoffmann is known to many viewers as Hilde Becker from the ARD cult series Familie Heinz Becker. She also appears as Vanessa Backes in the TV comedy series Schreinerei Fleischmann and is regularly seen in the cabaret show Spätschicht.

In Closing Panic, the nation's apron questions whether she has actually experienced everything a person and a housewife must experience. The answer, of course, does not come as sober life advice, but as a punchy solo with sharp wit, wordplay, and a healthy dose of cheeky charm.

Ayurveda, New Languages, and Love

The stage evening targets the big plans of life: an Ayurveda cure, learning a new language, or falling in love again. Alice Hoffmann rolls up her apron sleeves and tries to extract what can be extracted from life. Only, as is well known, life has its own playbook and rarely follows stage directions.

The result is cabaret with a high recognition value. Hoffmann combines everyday observations with precise timing, clear stage presence, and a character that wonderfully stumbles between self-irony and bold delusions of grandeur. The audience can expect a lively laughter experience with word duels, situational comedy, and a comic atmosphere in which even one’s own good intentions suddenly seem suspiciously funny.

Punchlines with Attitude and Close Audience Interaction

Whether it's about relationships, age, missed opportunities, or the attempt to reorganize one’s own life: Alice Hoffmann finds the comedic core in the small catastrophes of everyday life. Her humor does not rely on big show effects but rather on keen observation, pointed cabaret, and direct interaction with the audience's expectations.

The sharp tongue, cheeky charm, and a keen sense for pauses make the evening a stage program with its own rhythm. Here, the punchline doesn't come in a continuous barrage, but exactly where it elicits the greatest abdominal laughter.

Conclusion: An Evening for Everyone Who Wants to Laugh About Life

Closing Panic promises an entertaining cabaret evening with Alice Hoffmann, familiar television roles, sharp wit, and a large portion of life comedy. Those who want to experience how everyday frustration, self-doubt, and big plans can create a pointed laughter experience should witness Alice Hoffmann live at APEX Göttingen on November 7, 2026.