Berlin, Germany
Die Stachelschweine is one of Berlin's oldest political cabaret stages, founded in 1949 in the ruins of the post-war city. It has been housed in the Europa-Center on the Kurfürstendamm since the 1960s, and its sharp satirical programmes have commented on German politics and society for decades. The name - "The Porcupines" - signals the venue's prickly, uncompromising style.
A sharp political cabaret revue from Berlin's Die Stachelschweine, skewering Trump, Putin and the general state of the world - with live performers, music and plenty of wit.
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Frank Lüdecke offers a satirical take on contemporary politics, technology and society in a cabaret programme brimming with sharp wit and philosophical insight.
A satirical cabaret programme by Die Stachelschweine about Germany's future in 2029, where the Chancellor plans to sell Berlin to finance her election promises.
A sharp political cabaret at Berlin's Die Stachelschweine about an eternal-life pill that ends up with Friedrich Merz and other public figures - sparking a national scandal. Topical, musical and genuinely funny.
The cabaret Die Stachelschweine's anniversary programme offers dark comedy about an absurd German future in 2029 where Berlin might be sold. Sharp wit and Berlin irony from seasoned performers.