Jens Jacob Tychsen

One of the most popular actors of recent years, Jens Jacob Tychsen, takes the plunge as a true entertainer on the big stage with a veritable entertainment show full of music.

After the monumental success of the role of the flamboyant and seductive Mr. Weyse in Danish TV's biggest success in recent times, "Badehotellet", the great-singing charmer is taking over the stage throughout the country with his original take on a swinging and highly entertaining comedy show.

Many talents

At the crossroads between acting as an actor, crooner, magician, comedian and accomplished entertainer, Jens Jacob Tychsen leads the audience through a string of interpretations of big hits and pieces from The Rat Pack (Frank Sinatra etc.), Danish revue classics à la Preben Uglebjerg & Preben Kaas in new modern packaging, Gustav Winckler's hits and of course lots of the well-known and beloved songs from Andersen's Little Bath Hotel.

the alter ego Mr. Weyse

Throughout the show, Tychsen will take us on a journey where he fights an inner battle to escape the shadow of his alter ego, the character Mr. Weyse, with all that goes with comedy, stand-up, laughter, antics and recognition.

Jens Jacob Tychsen is the guarantor of a swinging musical show that mixes the beloved actor's great passion for singing, showmanship and surprises in a solid old-school event, the likes of which are rarely seen in our northern latitudes.

As a recurring element in the show, Jens Jacob Tychsen pays tribute to the stars who have inspired him over time. But it is also a way to say a heartfelt thank you to the series' many fans, who have so overwhelmingly welcomed him as an actor and opened a new door in the entertainment industry.

In short: a show that exudes musicality, a touch of nostalgia and where the whole family can laugh together and let themselves be seduced for a while.

In a time like this, there is enough to worry about.
So remember the old saying: “A healthy laugh is the best medicine".

Showtime with Jens Jacob Tychsen” is available in several variants: 

• As a quartet with 4 swinging musicians, each with their own instrument. This version can also be expanded with 1 or 2 wind instruments.
• As a solo show with pianist Peter Michael in the role of bandleader with formidably fast piano fingers.
• As the big format with one of the country's best playing big bands "Randers Big Band" under the expert direction of Nicolai Bøgelund.
• In a version with the Prince's Music Corps, a magnificent and varied top orchestra that masters all genres. Conductor and arranger Rene Bjerregaard directs the antics with an exquisite sense of humor and timing.