Magdeburg, Germany
A family-run political cabaret in Magdeburg, led by the Hengstmann brothers. The ensemble has been staging sharp satirical programmes since the 1990s, tackling current affairs and German society with wit and a distinctly East German perspective. The intimate venue seats a small audience, which gives the performances a direct, almost conspiratorial feel.
The Hengstmanns kabarett in Magdeburg kicks off the 2026/27 season with a special evening featuring guest performers on stage.
The HengstmannBrothers present their 21st programme: an evening of political satire, sharp observations and family wit that brings together laughter and reflection.
Max Heckel presents texts from his new book "Kamellen" - a mix of everyday observations, irony and songs - as part of the Magdeburg Literature Days.
Stephan Michme brings his second comedy show to the stage - 90 minutes racing through everyday absurdities, pop culture, and sharp observations, turning anxiety into laughs.
Tobias Hengstmann premieres his new solo cabaret show, spinning a keynote speech he delivers annually to Magdeburg's youth into a wide-ranging commentary on politics, society and everyday life.
Tobias Hengstmann's new solo cabaret show takes the keynote speech he delivers each year to young people in Magdeburg and lets it run wild - touching on politics, human relationships, and the absurdities of everyday life.
Jonas Greiner brings his third solo stand-up show to Magdeburg - sharp social satire and everyday absurdity from one of Germany's most talked-about young comedians.
Berlin song-cabaret MTS bids farewell after 50 years on stage. Thomas Schmitt and Frank Sültemeyer perform highlights from five decades alongside tracks from their new CD "Betreutes Singen".
Sara Karas brings a sharp comedy show that asks what would happen if Wonder Woman had to deal with flat-hunting, social media and doctor's appointments - and finds that we're all her already.