New country. New culture. New dog. Same confused American. Sold out across five countries — Germany, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland and Luxembourg. Now Hannover, one night only. Thu 19 Nov · Doors 20:00 · From 14€ going up to 28€ at the door 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. 📅 Thursday 19 November 2026 Doors 19:30 · Show 20:00 · A straight-through 75-minute show, no interval. Seating is first come, first served — arrive early for the good seats 🎟️ Early Bird 14€ (limited) · Student 16€ · Groups of 4+ 16€ each · Regular 20€ · Door 28€ About the comedian: Pat Moore is an American stand-up comedian based in Berlin. His previous solo show, MAMAS' BOY ~ Lesbian Son Comedy Hour, toured 28 European cities. He's an alumnus of the San Francisco Comedy Competition, a finalist of the Berlin New Standup Awards, and has performed for Don't Tell Comedy. His comedy is storytelling-forward, self-deprecating, and deeply confused — just like he is. He lives in Berlin with his German wife and a suspiciously photogenic dog. Instagram: @patmoorecomedy Youtube: @patmoorecomedy 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, Berlin and Heidelberg.