Stuttgart, Germany
The Renitenztheater is one of Stuttgart's oldest and best-known cabaret stages, founded in 1956. It stages political satire, comedy and musical cabaret, and has built a reputation as a sharp-tongued fixture of the city's cultural life. The intimate theatre seats around 300 and regularly hosts both resident ensembles and guest productions.
Danny Ma Fanny, Luna Legend, Rachel Intervention and Vava Vilde mark five years of House of V in Stuttgart with a rotating drag variety show - lipsync, comedy, guest acts and a meet-and-greet after each performance.
Renitenztheater opens its doors to the public, showcasing the new season through readings, performances, and musical acts.
A nostalgic live reading evening for fans of the classic "Three Investigators ???" series: Astrid Fünderich reads from the books and shares backstage stories, while Klaus-Dieter Mayer provides guitar accompaniment.
Heinrich Del Core tells amusing stories from his life, this time about becoming a grandfather and how his world changes. A witty evening full of absurd situations and reflections on marriage.
Werner Koczwara brings a curated best-of from his Swabian dialect shows to the Renitenztheater, topped up with new material and his trademark "Oxford-Schwäbisch" language class encore.
William Wahl's third cabaret show mixes wordplay and bittersweet piano songs with a warm, sharp-eyed take on human nature - a sell-out act across Germany.
A satirical theatre piece by the Renitenz-Ensemble that uses a crime-story frame to pick apart Stuttgart's transport politics and the attitudes people bring to public debate.
Werner Koczwara delivers a legal satire packed with absurd paragraphs and brilliant wit. An evening of cabaret for lovers of intelligent humor.
A musical comedy about an Italian singer and his pianist who dream of an international career. An evening filled with Italian hits, humour and emotion performed by two celebrated actors.
A comedy evening featuring live sign language interpreters who translate every word in real time. Humor for all senses - words, gestures, and heart.
SWR presenter Florian Weber takes the patient's chair opposite psychiatrist Dr. Christian Peter Dogs for 90 minutes of live therapy, provocation, and midlife soul-searching.
A charming children's theatre piece for ages 4 and up about a lonely little T-Rex who keeps accidentally eating his friends, and the clever mouse Mollo who might just change that. A warm story about friendship and trust.
Rudi Schaluppke loses his pool and embarks on a comic tour of thermal spas, aqua parks and wellness centres across Germany - always the right man in the wrong place.
Wolfgang Krebs takes on a whole gallery of Bavarian politicians and public figures in this sharp solo cabaret show about social media, fake news and Bavarian political culture.
Actor Rainer Bock and astrophysicist Harald Lesch read the cabaret texts of Hanns Dieter Hüsch - poetic, witty and strikingly relevant in the centenary year of the Lower Rhine master.
Ernst Mantel and Heiner Reiff mark 20 years on stage by revisiting their favourite routines - comedy, wordplay and live music with a distinctly Swabian flavour.
Klaus Birk brings his new cabaret show about love - for people, for politics, and for life in all its absurdity - to the Renitenztheater Stuttgart.
Four stand-up comediennes - Sara Karas, Nora Boeckler, Pegah Meggendorfer and Raytschel - share one stage for an evening of sharp, funny takes on everyday life from a female perspective.
Father-daughter duo Max and Toni Uthoff pit Gen X against Gen Z in a sharp, funny stage showdown - tackling generational divides with cynicism and a 40-year age gap.
Austrian science cabaret act Science Busters brings climate comedy to Stuttgart - Martin Puntigam and Martin Moder mix sharp humour with actual science.
Twin sisters Milena and Sophia cook a three-course vegan meal on stage with comedy and chaos - and the audience gets to eat it at the end.
A lively theatre show for school groups in years 3-6: the infamous Herdmann kids turn a school garden project upside down, proving that chaos and wild ideas can lead somewhere surprisingly good.
Young adults aged 17-27 take the stage with stand-up, cabaret and sketches developed in workshops led by comedian Lennard Rosar and actor Ismael Boerner - a bold, fresh showcase of emerging comic talent.
An interactive quiz about the future of food, featuring restaurant owners, live music, and a chance to win a menu. For anyone curious about sustainable and healthy eating.
Cabaret artist Maxi Schafroth presents the second instalment of his trilogy, using humour and historical anecdotes to explore Bavaria, its people, and their peculiarities.
Bernhard Hoëcker marks 25 years on stage with his seventh solo show - a career retrospective packed with sharp wit, self-deprecating humour, and his trademark intelligent comedy.
Pianist and cabaret artist Christoph Reuter explores why music is sexy - most of the time - with sharp humour, virtuoso playing and plenty of musical insight.
A mental magic show by Andy Häussler exploring illusions, thinking errors and the mysteries of perception. The two-time German mental magic champion invites you on a fascinating journey between reality and illusion.
Political satire and humour meet in this theatre evening with rotating guests from politics and science, accompanied live by musicians and performers.
