The comedians

* Raymond Falldalen has a solid dose of self-irony and recognisable humour. In 2019, he quit his secure job and put all his efforts into doing stand-up full-time, and it worked really well! He now headlines several of the country's biggest clubs, as well as constantly touring the country, towns and villages. He reached the final of Stand Up Bergen's first Roast Battle championship, and always leaves laughter wherever he performs. And during the pandemic, he became the author of the humour novel ‘Fine Nykker Og Et Nakkedrag’.

* Jonny Bayer started doing stand-up in 2016 and quickly made a name for himself in the stand-up scene in Bergen. Shortly after his debut, he won Comedy Fight Club at Ricks, and in March 2018 he made his English debut at The Comedy Store in Hollywood. ‘Jonny is a charming and fearless talker who loves to explore the subject. He has a great rapport with the audience and is quick on his feet, which gives him the freedom to be spontaneous on stage. Recently, he has been in great form as a presenter on club stages around the country.

* Sven Rusdal from Sandnes is hard to describe: He has to be experienced! A stand-up comedian for 13 years, he sold out Sandnes Kulturhus in 2015 with his debut solo show ‘Svenneprøven’. Two years later, Sandnes brygge was packed. He has performed as a support comedian in DNB Arena, and done jobs all over Norway.

* Andreas Bach's life has taken many paths, mostly dead ends. But it's actually going quite well. He is based in Stand Up Bergen, where he started in 2017. Now he's a frequent headliner in his hometown and runs his own stand-up concept at Rick's in Bergen. Last year, together with 3 other comedians, he had a Christmas show that played every weekend in November and December. A very good storyteller, always funny, always original.

* Kjetil Melkevik, Hundvåg's pillow heir. Specialised in pillows lined with leg hair from the Melkevik family's men (and in one case from his great-aunt Hjalmrund, on his stepmother's side). There were long discussions about whether the final pillow model should be called ‘lay down’ or ‘leggendarian pillowware’, but production never started because Dad was so fixated by the new season of Step By Step on TV Norway in 1997 - in which Cody was no longer involved because he had apparently beaten his wife. ‘Sasha Mitchell, as his real name is, was into martial arts and fighting for real. So he had beaten his wife and been punished. But even though he couldn't take part in the filming of the series, the Cody character was still involved, but only over the phone, so he was never seen on screen. But viewers were given the illusion that he was still there. And then in the season after that, he was back as an actor. By then he had served his sentence. And then in Fresh Prince, when ‘Aunt Viv’ was suddenly a completely different person in season 4. The 1990s were too much. There was too much confusion, and the Melkevik family's pillow production was put on ice. That's why Kjetil started doing stand-up, and is now looking forward to working in new ways. 

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The event is in Storsalen 
Doors open at 19:00

The show starts at 20:00

18 years of age limitPurchased tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled.

Changes in the lineup can happen (fortunately happens very rarely); Folken does not refund tickets due to changes in the lineup.