Ingmar Horst Heinz Stadelmann

Ingmar Horst Heinz Stadelmann (born 4 September 1980 in Salzwedel) is a German stand-up comedian, speaker, television presenter and radio presenter. He presented Stadelmann am Nachmittag on You FM, and since 26 May 2014 he has been heard on the radio station 1 Live, where he first presented the morning alternating with Sabine Heinrich and Thorsten Schorn. He also presented the nationwide talk show Lateline, where he carried the nickname "Kindliche Kaiserin", a figure from Michael Ende's novel Die unendliche Geschichte. With his first stand-up comedy stage show Was ist denn los mit den Menschen? he won numerous prizes, including the Hamburger Comedy Pokal, the Mannheimer Comedy Cup, the Deutscher Comedypreis and the RTL Comedy Grand Prix.

From autumn 2015 he toured nationwide with his considerably more political programme #humorphob, for which he won among other things the Silberner Stuttgarter Besen 2016. In June 2019 Stadelmann started, together with his colleague Idil Baydar, a small podcast under the name IIS - Die Idil und Ingmar Show, dealing among other things with politics, culture, panorama and everyday matters; the podcast was declared ended on 6 October 2023 with a six-minute statement. From 24 October 2019 he took over the presentation of the Abendshow, broadcast every Thursday at 20:15 on RBB, until the show was discontinued on 24 September 2021.

His stage programmes include Was ist denn los mit den Menschen? (premiered 25 January 2013), #humorphob (official premiere 3 February 2016), Fressefreiheit (official premiere 2 November 2018), Verschissmus and Kommt ihr klar? (premiered 23 September 2023). On 11 September 2025 the new programme "Stadelmann liest Höcke" premiered in Alma Hoppes Lustspielhaus in Hamburg. Stadelmann grew up in the Altmark and has lived in Berlin since the early 2000s; his father is the politician Jürgen Stadelmann and the actress and author Juliane Stadelmann is his sister.