Magdeburg, Germany
The Zwickmühle is Magdeburg's best-known political cabaret theatre, with roots going back to the 1950s. It stages satirical programmes that take aim at local, national and international affairs - performed in a small, intimate hall that seats only a few hundred guests. The venue has become a fixture of the city's cultural life and regularly sells out its runs.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The Magdeburger Zwickmühle marks its 30th anniversary with a satirical tour through three decades of German politics, performed by Marion Bach, Heike Ronniger and Hans-Günther Pölitz.
Marion Bach and Heike Ronniger return with their eleventh joint cabaret programme - sharp political satire tackling today's frustrations, from rearmament to wage dumping, with wit and defiance.
Thomas Müller and Hans-Günther Pölitz bring their new political-satirical cabaret to Magdeburg's Zwickmühle, skewering the art of renaming problems rather than fixing them.
A cabaret solo by Thomas Müller in which the performer embodies various characters - from Frederick the Great to contemporary figures - and reflects on modern Germany and identity.
A sharp political-satirical cabaret with Thomas Müller and Hans-Günther Pölitz, skewering the language and habits of contemporary German politics.