Official Boomerland poster showing Lars Reichow with his mouth open, wearing a white knitted hat and a padded jacket, with large white lettering across the lower half.

Image credit: Mario Andreya; official Boomerland artwork published by Lars Reichow

Lars Reichow’s Boomerland was listed at Die Wühlmäuse in Berlin for Sunday 6 September 2026 at 15:00. The programme combined musical cabaret with a satirical look at the baby-boomer generation.

A generation at the piano

The production’s description focused on people born around 1960, with Reichow including himself in the generation under scrutiny. Wordplay and a concert grand piano were central to the advertised format. Prosperity, self-confidence and stubbornness supplied its themes, giving the musical material a social focus as well as a personal one.

Satire with an optimistic streak

Boomerland’s promotional outline moved between criticism and hopes for change. It imagined a more contented Germany, even down to punctual trains and reliable Wi-Fi, while considering the end of the fossil-fuel era. These ideas describe the announced programme; they are not a set list or an account of what Reichow performed that afternoon.

The Berlin afternoon listing

The original ticket record placed the show at Die Wühlmäuse, Pommernallee 2-4, 14052 Berlin, and specified a 15:00 start. This archive preserves that September engagement, separately from other appearances of the same touring programme. No present-day ticket availability is implied.