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Johnny Jonat | Single-Stresstest, Die Idee bleibt, Interviewüberfall

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GOOD IDEAS.
REAL REACTIONS.

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Winter 26 · planned

SINGLESTRESSTEST

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You’re single. The room is a surprise. The cast knows the story. You don’t.

In development

DIE IDEEBLEIBT.

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Strangers become teams. Ideas face new challenges. Team members may change. Which idea stays?

Winter 26 · planned

INTERVIEWÜBERFALL

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You’re single. It’s an ordinary day. Then an interview takes you by surprise. The people around you were in on it.

MY WORLD. IN MOTION.

HAMBURG IS
OUR PLAYGROUND.

A café with character? An event space full of possibilities? We’re looking for places and people with stories to tell. We mainly film in Hamburg.

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SYD.SNAPYOURDATEWINTER 26 · PLANNED

BE HERE.
SAY HELLO.

We’re building RunPass for singles who are already in the same place. At an event or a Christmas market, it’s designed to help you discover mutual interest and start a conversation in person.

Be visible

Show you’re open to saying hello.

Discover mutual interest

You both want to meet.

Meet in person

Start a conversation right there.

The launch with RunPass is planned for winter 2026. We aim to develop SNAPYOURDATE further with ambassadors across the EU.

Coming to theApp StoreComing toGoogle Play
SYD.RUNPASS

You’re here.
Be seen.

Christmas marketHamburg. Here & now.
Visible nearby
RUNPASS

THE BEST STORIES START WITH HELLO.

THERE’S ROOM
FOR YOU HERE.

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An idea. A next step.

For broadcasters, streaming services, production companies and brands that want to shape what comes next.

Access lasts for 20 days from the date of issue.

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Winter 26 · planned

Single-Stresstest

Your dating profile? A real reaction.

Eight minutes, an absurd mission and an improv cast that knows what’s coming. The way you laugh, improvise and make decisions says more than a perfect introduction.

Time in the room
8 minutes
The setup
One single person. One room.
Taking part
Ages 18 and over

  1. Step inside

    You know the ground rules. What awaits you in the room remains a surprise.

  2. React

    The cast is prepared. What you make of the situation is up to you.

  3. Be yourself

    Your reactions reveal something no profile description could capture.

The eight minutes refer to the time spent in the room. Participation, recording and publication are agreed individually. You can stop at any time.

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In development

Die Idee bleibt

Who makes it through: you, your team or your idea?

Strangers with different strengths form two teams. Each has four minutes to develop an idea. They take turns in separate rooms and cannot hear each other. The audience follows both sides.

Then come tests, challenges and fresh thinking. Individuals, whole teams or ideas can be eliminated. New contestants are ready to join. An idea can keep going even after the people who first imagined it have left. JJ hosts the show.

Teams
Two teams. Different strengths.
Idea round
4 minutes per team
Host
JJ

  1. Meet your team

    You haven’t met before. Your different strengths are the starting point.

  2. Develop an idea

    Develop your idea while the other team waits. The audience watches it take shape.

  3. Stay in the game

    Challenges reshape the teams. New people can carry an existing idea forward.

The show is in development. The plan is for the audience at the venue to vote through this website using a QR code. Voting will only open for a confirmed show date. Participation terms will be agreed separately.

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Winter 26 · planned

Interviewüberfall

Your day. Your personality. A charming surprise.

A café, a university campus or a Christmas market. You’re going about your day when someone seems to recognise you. The conversation takes an unexpected turn. Gradually, it becomes a big interview that people you know helped us plan.

Our cameras capture the scene. The overenthusiastic press crew is part of the act. Afterwards, we explain everything in person. With your permission, the footage can become a dating profile that shows your personality and opens the door to new connections.

In the spotlight
Someone single
The setting
Everyday life
The idea
A surprise becomes a dating profile

  1. Nominate

    Tell us your idea for someone you know who is single, without sharing their personal details yet.

  2. Prepare

    We coordinate with the venue. The surprise starts small and builds gradually.

  3. Reveal

    We explain everything in person. Publication and any way to get in touch require separate approval.

The specific setup is reviewed editorially and legally before production. A friend’s or venue’s agreement does not replace individual rights clearance. A nomination through this website grants no recording or publication rights.

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Two singles. One table.

DATE MIT REGIE

Two singles. One conversation. Unexpected instructions.

You sit across from each other at a table. Each of you can see the screen behind the other person. It gives you unexpected roles or instructions. Follow the cues and try to keep the conversation going as though nothing unusual is happening.

At the table
Two singles
The setup
Two screens
Taking part
Ages 18 and over

  1. Take your seat

    Sit opposite another single person.

  2. Follow the cues

    Read the instructions behind your date and play along.

  3. Keep talking

    Carry on as though everything is perfectly normal.

One possible cue

Casually explain that Santa Claus isn’t real.

A variation of Single-Stresstest. The specific instructions remain a surprise.