THIS SUNDAY! English Stand-Up Comedy in COPENHAGEN — One Night Only

New country. New culture. New dog. Same confused American.

🎟️ Online tickets from 95 DKK — 200 DKK at the door

*Sold out in Berlin, Dresden & Cologne — one night only in Copenhagen.*

Why this show sells out in other cities:

• American coming to apologize (Perfect for Denmark 😅)

• Personal & funny stories about being in a cross cultural relationship

• Perfect for expats, internationals & Danes who like sharp English comedy

⏰ Last chance to see The American Apology Tour in Copenhagen.

From a small town in America to a Berlin apartment with a German wife and a very needy dog, this is a personal and punchy hour of comedy about getting lost (literally and emotionally) in a new country.

In this solo stand-up show, Pat Moore dives into the strange, funny, and sometimes humiliating reality of being an American trying to adapt to life in Germany — with no German language skills, no volume control, and no national pride.

Whether you're an expat, immigrant, visitor, or local with a thing for confused Americans, The American Apology Tour is your chance to laugh at someone else’s awkward adjustment phase. It’s a show for anyone who’s ever moved abroad, dated across cultures, or wanted an personal apology from an American.

📅 Date & Time:

Sunday, 25th January 2026

Doors: 7:00 PM Show: 7:30 PM

🏢 Venue:

No Stress Bar Nørregade 26, 1165 Indre By, Denmark

🎟️ Tickets start from 95 DKK going up to 200 DKK at the door

Join us for an hour of stories, laughs, and dog-related trauma in the heart of Copenhagen.

About the Comedian

Pat Moore | IG: @patmoorecomedy

Pat Moore is an American comedian based in Berlin. His previous solo show, MAMAS' BOY ~ Lesbian Son Comedy Hour, toured across 28 European cities. His stand-up is storytelling-forward, self-deprecating, and deeply confused — just like he is. He performs regularly across Germany and the EU, was a finalist of the Berlin New Standup Awards in 2021, has performed for Don't Tell Comedy, is an alumni of the prestigious San Francisco Comedy Competition, and lives in Berlin with his wife and their suspiciously photogenic dog.