When does the show take place?

Christine Eixenberger will perform on Friday, October 23, 2026, at Schlachthof Munich.

When does the event start?

The show starts at 8:00 PM. Admission begins at 6:00 PM.

Where does Full Control take place?

The venue is Schlachthof – Hall at Zenettistraße 9, 80337 Munich.

How much does a ticket cost?

A standard ticket costs 27.80 Euro plus a service fee of 2.95 Euro per order.

What is the program about?

Christine Eixenberger humorously talks about living together as a couple, housing shortages, technical crises, and the big questions of everyday life.

Is the venue accessible for people with disabilities?

A wheelchair space ticket is required for wheelchair users. For electric or reclining wheelchairs or increased space requirements, it is recommended to contact the venue in advance.

Christine Eixenberger loses control and brings hearty laughter to Munich

Name: Christine Eixenberger – Full Control
Start: 2026-10-23T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-23T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Schlachthof – Saal

Christine Eixenberger brings full control – well, almost

On Friday, October 23, 2026, Christine Eixenberger transforms Schlachthof Munich into a testing laboratory for relationships, bureaucracy, and the everyday craziness. Her cabaret program Full Control starts at 8:00 PM, with admission beginning at 6:00 PM.

When I and You suddenly become We

The relationship is stable, the housing shortage is real – so the partner moves in. From a romantic duo, it becomes a shared household with consequences: crumbs, compromises, and the eternal question of who is actually responsible for emptying the dishwasher. Eixenberger dissects the advanced couplehood with a sharp eye and precise timing.

Cabaret with a Craftsman Attitude

Christine Eixenberger combines stand-up, cabaret, and vibrant character comedy. As a trained primary school teacher, she faces the big crises with a robust craftsman attitude – even when artificial intelligence, supply chain problems, and chip shortages land on the dining table. The result: social observation with speed, interaction, and a hefty dose of Bavarian pragmatism.

The Great reflects in the Small

Why is a black zero more important than a functioning education system? Why does the Austrian and Swiss rail network function despite topographical obstacles? And why is there still a breakfast crumb on the dining table in the afternoon? Eixenberger turns such questions into precise punchlines and builds a turbulent laugh experience from them.

Stage Presence with Recognition

The cabaret artist transitioned from teaching in primary schools to the stage and developed into a versatile full-blood entertainer. For her comedic work, she was awarded the Bavarian Cabaret Prize; she is also known from film, television, and the BR satire show Nachsitzen. Her comedy atmosphere thrives on clear observation, strong timing, and direct audience reaction.

Conclusion: An Evening Between Relationship Crisis and Saving the World

At the Schlachthof, the audience can expect an entertaining cabaret program about love, housing, technology, politics, and the small catastrophes between the fridge and the dining table. Those who love intelligent punchlines, energetic stage presence, and Bavarian humor will best experience Christine Eixenberger live. Secure tickets and laugh together before the next household crisis takes full control.