WORLDWIDE · GERMANY CABARET SHOWS
Kabarett here is a century old and closer to satire and variety than to feathers. These 9 cover the Berlin stages and the touring musical, priced and clear about how much of the evening is in German.
Review of Cabaret at Berlin’s Tipi am Kanzleramt, with German performances, live music, dinner options, prices, and practical booking advice.
“Would have given 5 but it was so hot in there we couldn’t stay until the end. The food was really good.”
Review of Moulin Rouge! The Musical in Cologne, with ticket tips, music, costumes, access, OpenBar details, and advice on who should book.
Review the Berlin Showgirls of Burlesque, with cabaret, comedy, acrobatics, German hosting, prices, access, and booking tips.
“Danke für diesen wunderschönen, aufregenden Abend mit soviel Eleganz & Klasse! Absolute Empfehlung ✨💫”
Review of Berlin’s DISTEL cabaret, a sharp German-language political comedy show with live music near Friedrichstrasse.
“I dont speak German but even the crowd that understood didn't laugh”
Review of Berlin’s Flying Lights, a Wintergarten variety show mixing breakdance, circus acts, LED effects, live cello, and dinner theater.
Review of Berlin's Knutschfleck show with dinner, cocktails, live music, pricing, food concerns, timing, and booking advice.
“Great value for money, excellent show and the food was delicious, would definitely go back”
Freiburg’s Christmas Drag Show Walk with Betty BBQ pairs German comedy, city stories, and winter lights in a lively 60-minute adult tour.
“Schöner Spaziergang durch das winterlich beleuchtete Freiburg mit Betty BBQ. Er/Sie konnte uns interessante Anekdoten über Freiburg erzählen und hat Stimmung in die Gruppe gebracht”
Dresden's Shimmy 'n' Shake Nights brings 90 minutes of burlesque, comedy, music, and glamour to the Petit Cabaret for $53.
See Berlin political satire at Die Stachelschweine, with a sharp German-language comedy about eternal life, politics, and power.
“Kritisch, satirisch, witzig, pointiert. Den Texten merkt man die Denke von Frank Lüdeke an, der sich nicht von einer Richtung vereinnahmen lässt. Die drei Protagonisten setzen seine Ideen grandios um. Eine einzige Winzigkeit stört: wenn in einigen Szenen bei zwei Schauspielern die Uniform nur angedeutet wird, dann sollte der General nicht im Uniformmantel eines Oberstleutnants auftreten - entweder alles symbolisch oder alles konkret.”
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