His humor was unique, sometimes notorious among his colleagues: Mirco Nontschew has shaped the German comedy scene. After his death, fans and companions try to put their grief into words.
When Mirco Nontschew stepped on the scene, a big grin on his face was guaranteed: The cult comedian, who mastered spontaneous comedy like no other, was able to put the most accurate punchlines with the simplest means. Now the popular comedian has died at the age of 52 (the star reported).
“We confirm the death of our friend and family member. The family asks for consideration during this difficult time”, quoted “Image” and “BZ” his manager and confidante Bertram Riedel. After his death, fans and companions try to put their grief into words. The reactions.
Mourning for Mirco Nontschew: “I’m stunned”
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Nontschew was one of the big stars of the first wave of German comedy in the nineties. As a founding member of “RTL Saturday Night”, he and colleagues such as Wiegald Boning, Oliver Dietrich and Ester Schweins had a lasting impact on the German perception of the still young comedy scene.
Most recently he had put his comedian colleagues to tough tests at Bully Herbig’s comedy competition “Last one Laughing”. In the show, in which you have to make the others laugh to throw them out, several colleagues referred to him as the “boss”.
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