I suspect that taking "Dinner for One" as indicative of the German sense of humour is a bit like taking Jerry Lewis, rather than, say, Moliere or even Jacques Tati, as indicative of the French.
I found this programme on Vic Oliver very interesting in terms of the introduction of American-style stand-up to British audiences.
Do you know the work of Hennig Wehn, a German stand-up now working in Britain? He often plays on German stereotypes and WWII (watch from 23:30-26:05).
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I found this programme on Vic Oliver very interesting in terms of the introduction of American-style stand-up to British audiences.
Do you know the work of Hennig Wehn, a German stand-up now working in Britain? He often plays on German stereotypes and WWII (watch from 23:30-26:05).