Berni Wagner brings Monster to the Munich Lustspielhaus
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An evening of wordplay, pressure, and great stage presence
Berni Wagner brings his program Monster to the Munich Lustspielhaus on 18.09.2026. The Austrian cabaret artist combines slapstick with language, pointed observations, and a dense stage performance for an evening that swings between laughter and abyss. It starts at 20:00, with doors opening at 18:00. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/berni-wagner-monster-32746/))
Verbal acrobatics with a bite
Wagner is considered one of the most precise minds in the current cabaret scene in the German-speaking world. Since winning the Graz Kleinkunstvogel in 2013 and later receiving the Austrian Cabaret Award for Galápagos, GHÖST, and Monster, he has earned a reputation as an artist with tempo, timing, and thematic depth. In Monster, he uses self-defense as a metaphor, fear as a motor, and linguistic comedy as a sharp tool. ([berniwagner.at](https://berniwagner.at/biografie/?utm_source=openai))
A solo with substance
Those who experience Berni Wagner live do not get a loose number program, but a finely orchestrated solo piece with a common thread. Press and organizers describe the piece as witty, clever, and refined; the reception ranges from enthusiastic reviews to clear accolades from the cabaret and cultural press. This makes the evening in Schwabing particularly enticing: here, precise timing, calm focus, and a play with expectation and surprise meet an attentively listening audience. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/berni-wagner-monster-32746/))
The Lustspielhaus as a fitting resonance space
The Munich Lustspielhaus at Occamstraße 8 is one of the established addresses for cabaret and stage humor in Munich. The venue is located in the cultural milieu of Schwabing, accessible via the U-Bahn lines U3 and U6 to Münchner Freiheit, as well as several bus lines. For drivers, there are parking options at Parkhaus-Schwabing and in the underground garage at Feilitzschhöfen. Wheelchair-accessible seats are available through the ticket office; a mobile wooden ramp is provided at the entrance. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/berni-wagner-monster-32746/))
The interplay of an intimate venue and Wagner's physically and intellectually energetic stage presence promises a concert experience in the broadest sense: close, direct, condensed. It is precisely here that his mix of sharp wit, self-irony, and controlled escalation unfolds particularly strongly. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/berni-wagner-monster-32746/))
Conclusion: Berni Wagner presents a cabaret solo in Munich with impact, humor, and clever structure. Anyone looking for linguistic artistry, modern stage presence, and an evening with substance should not miss Monster at the Munich Lustspielhaus. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/berni-wagner-monster-32746/))
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