Cologne, Germany
Kabarett Klüngelpütz is one of Cologne's oldest and best-known political cabaret stages, housed in a historic building in the city centre. The programme focuses on satirical comedy, political sketches and stand-up, drawing both local ensembles and guest performers. The name references a Cologne dialect word for a small, murky puddle - fitting for a venue that has long poked fun at local and national politics.
A cabaret show that takes an honest, witty look at Cologne - its rituals, myths and contradictions - performed in standard German, not the local dialect.
in 5 days
A unique performance in which the actress reads the manuscript for the first time live on stage. A play by Iranian author Nassim Soleimanpour that traveled the world in place of its creator.
A monthly showcase of satirical short stories read by resident authors, accompanied by live rock and roll music and special guest performers.
Cabaret show in Cologne.
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A monthly evening of satirical readings at Kabarett Klüngelpütz in Cologne, with four regular authors performing their texts to a live rock'n'roll backdrop - plus guest acts in September.
WDR Ladies Night hosts Lisa Feller and Daphne de Luxe take turns on stage at Kabarett Klüngelpütz in Cologne, each bringing two guests whose identities are kept secret until the night.
