The LateLounge

★ Open Mic · Stand-Up · In English ★

One night only · Sat, July 25 · 2026

★ ★ ★

Fourth flight — tonight the Late Lounge lands in America, the home of stand-up. Open mic, no contest, no jury: four to six comedians, each one alone with a microphone and a room full of strangers. Stand-up was born in the USA, so tonight it all runs in English — accents included, they're funnier anyway. No winners, no losers — just the bravest few minutes of your week. Tonight, you're the show.

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🍻Drinks & cocktails at the bar

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Late
Lounge

Open Mic

SL·004

25 · 07 · 26

The format

Grab the mic.
The stage is yours.

No tournament, no scoreboard — tonight it's an open mic. Four to six comedians, one stage, one microphone that doesn't care who you are until the room laughs. Each plays their set back to back, in English, because the home of stand-up is America and tonight we play by its rules. Nothing to win, no one to beat — just you and whatever you were brave enough to write down. A host keeps the night moving and hands the mic on between sets.

No experience required — honestly, that's the whole point. First-timers, regulars road-testing jokes that might die on their feet, anyone who's ever thought 'I could do that.' Tonight you find out. Not your thing? Be the room. The best seat in the house is free, and your laugh is the only payment a comedian ever really wants.

How it runs

Four to six comedians.
One open mic.

🎤 LIVE 🎤

Doors → Welcome → The Sets → 🎶 Open Floor

Four to six comedians, one stage. Each takes the mic for 10–15 minutes — back to back, no rush.

A host keeps it all moving — welcomes the room, sets the night up, and brings on the next comedian between sets.

No scoreboard, no jury, no losers. Just the room laughing — and when the last set lands, the floor opens up.

Stage fright? Welcome

Never done this?
Perfect.

Here's the secret nobody tells you: the terror is the point. Everyone up there is making it up, half of them are shaking, and the jokes that bomb get the warmest applause of the night — because the room came to be on your side, not against it. This is where comedians are born: not in a Netflix special, but on a small stage in a bar, in front of people quietly hoping you'll be great. Write three jokes. Two will land. Nobody remembers the third.

And the English? Relax. A joke told in a borrowed language, in an accent that isn't from here — that's not a handicap. That's your material.

The line-up

First name's in.
More soon.

Four to six comedians, lined up over the next couple of weeks. Each one gets a face and a line that says too much in too few words — like this:

Eduard Arrieta

@eduard.arrieta.76

"Barcelona export — funnier than his English has any right to be."

"Funny in three languages, fluent in none."

YOU?

This spot is still open. Sign up and it's yours.

Names drop closer to the date — keep an eye on Instagram.

The room

Not a theatre.
A living room.

Wohnzimmer means living room — and that's exactly what it is. Vintage armchairs, warm lamps, framed photos, no big scary stage. Just a cosy room in Coburg where, for one night, someone hands you a microphone.