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Entertainment

More than entertainment - an experience for the senses

Immerse yourself in a carefully curated program of exclusive performances, inspiring encounters, and captivating displays. In a stylish setting, art, culture, and entertainment come together to create unforgettable experiences. All artists are selected with special care. Here is an excerpt from the entertainment programme for this cruise.

2 in a boat

Everyone has a story to tell, and popular presenter Inka Schneider invites the most interesting ones to the Zodiac on the stage of the EUROPA 2 as part of the ‘2 in a boat’ talk. The journalist is THE! face on the Red Sofa on NDR television.

Please note: Due to the origin of guests and speaker, this format can be offered in German language only.

host

Inka Schneider

Inka Schneider is a journalist and host of the popular talk show "DAS" on NDR television. On the red sofa in Hamburg, she has been interviewing prominent guests from entertainment, politics and science for 20 years. The journalist was born in Rüsselsheim. After a year as an au pair girl in Paris, she studied social and business communications at the Berlin University of the Arts. This was followed by a traineeship at WDR in Cologne. Inka Schneider made a name for herself as a presenter and reporter for the ARD Morgenmagazin and as a correspondent in the ARD Washington studio in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. For years she moderated the media magazine ZAPP and in the SWR program "Ich trage einen großen Namen" (I carry a big name) she has been part of the guessing team for 10 years. Inka Schneider was a scholarship holder of the RIAS Berlin Foundation and the German Marshall Fund for Young European Leaders. She lives in Hamburg and Berlin and is married to Sven Kuntze. 

Yoann Bourgeois meets EUROPA 2

Choreographer

Yoann Bourgeois

Yoann Bourgeois is a French artist who gracefully and with remarkable refinement deconstructs the boundaries between circus, dance and theatre. His poetic language creates suspended spaces in which gravity and balance become true dramaturgical partners and narrative tools. His research, which he himself defines as the “unreachable point of suspension”, unfolds in an endless flow of movement and site specific creations that enter into a deep dialogue with each place. After performing alongside leading choreographers, he founded his own company in 2010. From 2016 to 2022, he directed the Centre Chorégraphique National de Grenoble (CCN2), becoming the first circus artist to lead one of France’s 19 National Choreographic Centres. Today, he continues to cultivate and expand his artistic vision through new creations, international collaborations and workshops around the world with the Yoann Bourgeois Art Company.

Photocredit: Domino Aurora