Paco Erhard – 5 Step Guide to Being German at Adler Theatre

Let's get to the elephant in the room: what kind of name is Paco for a German? Anyone who's not familiar with Paco Erhard is probably going to have the same question. Erhard actually comes from a rather aristocratic family in his native land. However, he decided to carve out his own path, and what a ride it's been. As mentioned, he's taken the road less traveled in building his career in comedy. He's called Paco because of his time in Tenerife in Spain, where he would serve as "entertainment" for British tourists visiting the island. Just a recap for anyone who missed that one. This is a German dude who perfected his craft doing comedy in English for British tourists who landed on a Spanish island.

Over the last 10+ years, he's been perfecting this 5-Step Guide to Being German show. It's not that he's doing the same bits that he had back in the 2010s. The show actually evolves with the addition of jokes about current events. Let's say that he's got quite a European eye for the world, for obvious reasons. His brand of observational comedy, therefore, is not one that you're going to find on the national comedy circuit. That fact alone certainly makes this Saturday, March 29th, night in Davenport all the more intriguing. Current world events are not the only thing that shaped the show; there are obviously bits about life in his home country in the early 1940s. They call those the dark ages back in Paco's native land. It's a tough subject, but he spins well, all in the name of good fun!

When you're inside the Adler Theater for comedy night, know that you'll be able to see the show perfectly, from anywhere in the theater. It might be more important to find a spot near an exit to get your refills quickly so that you don't miss any jokes. This promises to be a "different" comedy show than what typically heads to Davenport, Iowa. If you don't want to miss your chance to see Paco Erhard and his 5-Step Guide to Being German, click that get tickets button now!