Joël von Mutzenbecher
Joël Aramis von Mutzenbecher (born February 1, 1988 in Basel ) is a Swiss comedian , organizer , TV and radio presenter and actor . Von Mutzenbecher is known for his kind of English-American style stand-up comedy . He plays mainly in Switzerland , Austria and Germany, for example in the Quatsch Comedy Club in Hamburg and Berlin .
Life
In 2004, at the age of 16, von Mutzenbecher began working as a presenter and editor on the youth program Mash TV (now Mash ) for the local broadcaster Telebasel . There he presented his own Joey on Tour section , in which he produced one of the first Swiss viral hits. After leaving the high school on Münsterplatz two years later without a degree, von Mutzenbecher worked for various media companies such as Radio Basilisk , VIVA Switzerland or SRF Virus as an intern or as a freelancer. He received his first acting assignments, for example, at the Häbse Theater in Basel or at the SRF school soap Best Friends .
In the summer of 2010, von Mutzenbecher quit his moderator job at Mash TV and from autumn presented his first stage show Primetime Show with Joël von Mutzenbecher at the Häbse-Theater every month , which was also broadcast on Telebasel. The structure of the show was a classic late night show . The show's fixed sidekick was DJ Johny Holiday from the hip-hop band Brandhärd , guests were well-known personalities such as Marco Rima , Beni Thurnheer , Christa Rigozzi , Viktor Giacobbo , Carlos Leal and his father Heinz Margot .
Due to the growing popularity of the show, von Mutzenbecher was hired for various acting and moderation jobs. Among other things, he played in the movie 20 Rules for Sylvie and moderated various radio and TV programs for the stations Energy Basel , ProSieben Switzerland and SRF Zwei .
After 18 issues, von Mutzenbecher announced the end of the primetime show in spring 2013 (the show was reactivated in December 2016 for a one-time donation special) and at the same time the start of his career as a solo artist.
On November 1, 2013, von Mutzenbecher's first comedy solo program Multitalentfrei premiered at the Häbse Theater, which received good reviews from the local press. Manuel Weingartner directed. The second solo program Wienerlipromi followed in 2015 - again directed by Manuel Weingartner. This program gave him his first comedy TV appearances in Switzerland, for example in the late night show Giacobbo / Müller or the comedy show Comedy aus dem Labor . With sequences from it he won the audience award of the Swiss Comedy Award 2015.
Two years later, on November 3, 2017, the premiere of Mutzenbecher's third solo program was Halbidiot , on which he worked for the first time without a director. Again the premiere took place in the Basler Häbse-Theater. On the following tour, von Mutzenbecher also had support acts such as Nico Arn, Frank Richter or Cenk Korkmaz appear in his shows for the first time. With the program, he was nominated twice for the Swiss Comedy Award in 2018.
His fourth solo program Feel Good Comedian was released in autumn 2019 . Cenk Korkmaz was a permanent support act on the tour.
At the beginning of 2020 von Mutzenbecher announced that he and again Cenk Korkmaz would be the support act in autumn with the fifth solo program Stand Uf! would go on tour.
After von Mutzenbecher had made a few appearances in Germany, he won the Quatsch Talentschmiede Prize of Honor in the Quatsch Comedy Club in the summer of 2017 . This was followed by first appearances in the regular Club Show and in various German TV programs such as Quatsch Comedy Club ( Sky 1 ), Die Comedy Show ( ProSieben ) or Der RTL Comedy Grand Prix .
Prices
- 2015 Swiss Comedy Award , audience award
- 2017 Quatsch Talent Factory Prize of Honor
Stage shows
- Solo programs
- 2013–2015: Multitalented (Director: Manuel Jardin du Vin)
- 2015–2017: Wienerlipromi (Director: Manuel Jardin du Vin)
- 2017-2019: half-idiot
- 2019-2020: Feel Good Comedian
- 2020–2021: Stand Uf!
- Co-organizer and producer
- 2010–2013: Primetime Show with Joël von Mutzenbecher (and moderation)
- since 2014: Comedy in courtship (and moderation)
- since 2017: Swiss Comedy Night
- since 2018: Comedy in the LWF (and moderation)
- since 2018: Comedy in the OC (and moderation)
- since 2019: Comedy on the ground floor (and moderation)
Movie and TV
- Comedy appearances
- 2015: STAND UP! Comedy Show (episode 5), pulse 8
- 2016: Giacobbo / Müller, SRF 1
- 2016: STAND UP! Comedy Show (episode 7), pulse 8
- 2016: Comedy from the Laboratory, SRF 1
- 2017: Deville Late Night , SRF 1
- 2017: Quatsch Comedy Club, Sky 1
- 2018: The Comedy Show, ProSieben
- 2018: Stand Up! Comedy Show (episode 19), pulse 8
- 2018: UnterBüsser, SRF 1
- 2018: RTL Comedy Grand Prix, RTL
- 2019: Comedy Grenzgänger, pulse 4
- 2019: Deville, SRF 1
- Moderation
- 2004–2010: Mash TV, Telebasel (and editing)
- 2010–2011, primetime show with Joël von Mutzenbecher, Telebasel (and producer)
- 2012: Wild @ 7, SRF two
- 2012–2016: Energy Fashion Night : Countdown, ProSieben Switzerland
- 2012–2017: Energy Star Night , ProSieben Switzerland
- 2013–2017: Energy Fashion Night: Best Of, ProSieben Switzerland
- 2013: Elite Model Look Red Carpet, ProSieben Switzerland
- 2015: glanz & gloria, SRF 1
- 2017: vo Mutzebächer (and main author), SRF Online
- 2019–2020: STAND UP! Comedy Show (episodes 25–33), pulse 8
- since 2019: FEEL GOOD PODCAST with Joël von Mutzenbecher, YouTube (and producer)
- actor
- 2010–2011: Best Friends (1st and 3rd season), SRF 1
- Movie
- 2014: 20 rules for Sylvie | Director: Giacun Caduff | Production: arbel GmbH
radio
- 2007–2009: Responsible for the Filmcheck section , SRF Virus
- 2011–2012: Moderation, Radio Basel
- 2012–2013: Moderation Energy Midday , Energy Basel
- 2013–2016: Moderation Energy Downtown , Energy Basel
- 2018: Responsible for the comedy section Gueti-Luune-Show , SRF 3
- since 2019: Moderation WochenRundShow , SRF 3
- since 2019: FEEL GOOD PODCAST with Joël von Mutzenbecher, Spotify / Apple Podcasts (and producer)
theatre
- 2007: Leo, tear yourself up! | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Hans-Jörg Hersberger
- 2008: Weekend in Paradise | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Hans-Jörg Hersberger
- 2009: Mimösli 2009 | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Hans-Jörg Hersberger
- 2009: He kidnapped Papscht | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Hans-Jörg Hersberger
- 2010: Mimösli 2010 | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Hans-Jörg Hersberger
- 2010: killers kill killers | Tournee-Theater DinnerKrimi | Director: Peter Denlo
- 2011: Mimösli 2011 | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Hans-Jörg Hersberger
- 2012: Beauty Clinic Helve-Diva | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Dani von Wattenwyl
- 2013: Always Laschter with em Zaschter | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Dani von Wattenwyl
- 2014: Diamante and e Brilliante | Häbse Theater Basel | Director: Dani von Wattenwyl
- 2015: Ehezorn on the Matterhorn | Matterhorn glacier paradise | Director: Peter Denlo
- 2018: Night fairy tales for adults: Froschkönig | Theater am Hechtplatz | Director: Erich Vock
Web links
- Joël of Mutzenbecher in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- official website
Individual evidence
- ↑ Dominik Heitz: Via Youtube for national attention. In: Basler Zeitung. Retrieved October 16, 2019 .
- ↑ abouttravel.ch: I have to have room for improvisations
- ^ SRF Swiss Radio and Television: Best Friends. In: SRF Swiss radio and television. Retrieved October 16, 2019 .
- ↑ 20regel-movie.ch: 20 rules for Sylvie
- ↑ Marc Bachmann: The panther purrs: Energy Basel is on the air. In: bachmediennews. Retrieved October 16, 2019 .
- ^ SRF Swiss Radio and Television: Joël von Mutzenbecher at the HSG
- ↑ Regio aktuell: Joël von Mutzenbecher: "In autumn I'll go on tour as a comedian"
- ↑ Lea Berndt: All-rounder of entertainment. In: Basler Zeitung. Retrieved October 16, 2019 .
- ^ SRF Swiss Radio and Television: Appearance: Joël von Mutzenbecher
- ↑ youtube.com: Joël von Mutzenbecher - Comedy from the laboratory
- ^ SRF Swiss Radio and Television: Studio guest: Joël von Mutzenbecher
- ↑ Telebasel: Von Mutzenbecher nominated four times for the Swiss Comedy Award
- ↑ Joël von Mutzenbecher: People, today is my birthday. In: Facebook. Retrieved October 16, 2019 .
- ^ Joël von Mutzenbecher. Retrieved June 24, 2020 .
- ↑ Rahel Koerfgen: Joël von Mutzenbecher: «I haven't liked myself very long». In: BZ Basel Online. Retrieved October 16, 2019 .
- ^ Quatsch Comedy Club: Joël von Mutzenbecher
- ↑ SRF Swiss Radio and Television: Joël von Mutzenbecher: "My favorite word is microcosm"
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Mutzenbecher, Joël von |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Mutzenbecher, Joël Aramis by (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss comedian, TV and radio presenter and actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | February 1, 1988 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Basel |