Note for February's audience: this is the same show that sold out at Cave54 — back for everyone who couldn't get a ticket. New material coming in 2027.
I know it's a risk to see a comedian you don't know.
So here's what the people who took that chance said:
"I was cracking up the entire time. If this tour is your way of apologizing, apology fully accepted."
— Maria, Frankfurt
"Two full hours of nonstop laughter and amazing vibes."
— Yepakh, Dresden
"Highly recommend to US expats, Germans, or honestly anyone who has ever tried to navigate cultural differences without losing their mind."
— Lukas, Berlin
"The price was surprisingly low. I would have paid more."
— Andreia, Luxembourg
Sold-out shows so far in Cologne, Frankfurt, Dresden, Nuremberg and Heidelberg.
From a small town in America to a Berlin apartment with a German wife and a very needy dog, this is a personal, punchy show about getting lost — literally and emotionally — in a new country. No German, no volume control, no national pride.
Pat Moore digs into the strange, funny and occasionally humiliating business of being an American trying to adapt to life in Germany. Cross-cultural relationships. Bureaucracy. The textile-free wellness centre. Dog-related trauma.
It's for anyone who's ever moved abroad, dated across cultures, or wanted a personal apology from an American.
