Till price
The Till Prize (or Eulenspiegel Prize) was the highlight of the festival for political- satirical cabaret that has been taking place in Bernburg (Saale) since 1999 .
It owes its name to the figure of Till Eulenspiegel who has been present almost everywhere in the city of Saale for centuries. The Bernburg castle located in the walls of his castle courtyard the largest Eulenspiegel monument , the Eulenspiegelturm .
The Till Prize is a replica of a 1.50 m tall sculpture standing on a 20 cm high base, depicting Till holding a sausage in his left hand, rushing away and turning a nose with his right hand. The figure carved from Rothenburg stone by the expert sculptor Paul Bölecke was created for the 1000th anniversary of the city of Bernburg in 1961.
Till Prize from the city of Bernburg an der Saale
- 2000 Klaus Döll
- 2001 Dieter Hallervorden
- 2002 Günther Kulbe
- 2003 Rainer Otto
- 2004 Hans-Günther Pölitz
- 2005 Klaus Hoffmann
Cabaret Prize of the City of Aschersleben
The cabaret festival has been taking place in the city of Aschersleben since 2005 . The city of Bernburg's Till Prize was replaced in 2005 by the City of Aschersleben's Cabaret Prize.
- 2005 Manfred Schulz
- 2006 Dieter Hildebrandt
- 2007 Gisela Oechelhaeuser
- 2008 Henry Pucklitzsch
- 2009 Karin Fuhrmann
- 2010 Hans Friedland and Andreas Gaber
- 2011 Georg Schramm
- 2012 Erhard Jöst
- 2014 Philipp Schaller
- 2015 Sabine Sahling
- 2016 The institution
Web links
- http://www.museumschlossbernburg.de/
- http://www.eulenspiegel-online.de/
- http://www.bundesvereinigung-kabarett.de/
Individual evidence
- ^ Marie Luise Graichen: Kleinkunstpreis der Stadt Aschersleben: Award for "Die Anstalt" on ZDF. In: mz-web.de. November 7, 2016, accessed December 26, 2016 .