Born in Philadelphia in 1957, Peter Shub has built an outstanding international career as an actor and independent director, working with leading institutions and artists such as RTL Samstag Nacht Comedy, the Cologne Comedy School and the Philadelphia Opera Company.
She shared the stage with Roman Polanski in the play Amadeus and won the Jury Prize at the Cannes International Theatre Festival for her comedy solo Nice Night for an Evening.
His work has reached audiences around the world through television programs such as Just For Laughs in Montreal, and he has been recognized by some of the most prestigious circuses on the planet, such as Roncalli in Germany, Big Apple Circus in New York or Cirque du Soleil in Canada, who offered him long-term contracts.
Awarded the Silver Clown Award at the Monte-Carlo International Circus Festival, Shub is also a renowned trainer throughout Europe. He leads his celebrated clown workshop, where he explores comedy, humanity, improvisation, and stage presence as essential tools of theatrical art.
A one-time opportunity for 90 minutes in the world of delirium by Peter Shub, a comedian and international speaker of the contemporary clown.
With a brilliant blend of observational humor, subtle irony, and astonishing stage presence, Shub elicits laughter almost without the audience realizing how he got there. His style combines visual comedy, stand-up in his signature "Denglisch" style, slapstick, and an imagery that is as absurd as it is clever.
Through minimal gestures and unexpected situations, he constructs an elegant, wacky, and accessible show for all audiences.
A journey into absurdity where laughter is inevitable.
A one-time opportunity for 90 minutes in the world of delirium by Peter Shub, a comedian and international speaker of the contemporary clown.
With a brilliant blend of observational humor, subtle irony, and astonishing stage presence, Shub elicits laughter almost without the audience realizing how he got there. His style combines visual comedy, stand-up in his signature "Denglisch" style, slapstick, and an imagery that is as absurd as it is clever.
Through minimal gestures and unexpected situations, he constructs an elegant, wacky, and accessible show for all audiences.
A journey into absurdity where laughter is inevitable.
