Passau, Germany
Scharfrichterhaus in Passau is one of Germany's best-known cabaret venues, housed in a historic building that once served as the executioner's residence. Since the 1970s it has been a stage for political satire, comedy and live music, drawing performers and audiences from well beyond the region.
in 5 days
A cabaret evening with German writer and humorist Max Goldt, who has created satirical texts for over three decades. His sharp and intelligent humour appeals to lovers of wit and reflection.
in 6 days
Weiherer, the legendary Bavarian songwriter and storyteller, returns with a new programme full of sharp songs, biting humour, and uncompromising social commentary.
Sigi Zimmerschied presents a satirical tale of Heini Himmerl, a coach who promises to solve all the world's problems despite being utterly incompetent.
Zither Manä celebrates 46 years of career with "Perfectly Normal Madness" - a blend of rock music and cabaret that combines the zither with reflections on the contemporary world.
Michael Fenzl presents his solo programme "LoopSessions" - a one-man-band with double bass, guitar, organ and loop station. A mix of popular songs, new ballads and party hits.
David Stockenreitner, one of Austria's most biting comedians, arrives with a new show packed with dark humour and absurdity. Cynical, uncompromising stand-up for adults.
Michi Dietmayr, a legend of Bavarian stages, presents a "Best of" from three decades of songwriting - a mix of beautiful, funny and thoughtful songs.
Simon Pearce presents his fourth solo programme FUNNY BONES, full of honest and amusing observations about family life and everyday moments.
Maxi Pongratz, accordionist and lyricist known from the band Kofelgschroa, brings his solo show "rum&num" to Passau - a musical and spoken-word evening wrestling with questions of home, identity and life between tradition and rebellion.
German satirist Rolf Miller presents "Ich sag nix", a show that plays with absurdity, silence, and the boundaries of what can be said. Dark humour and brutal honesty throughout.
Philipp Weber's stand-up comedy show tackles digitisation, AI and the big question of where humanity is actually headed - with laughs rather than doom.