When does the event start?

It starts on June 29, 2026, at 8:00 PM at the Lustspielhaus Munich.

What is the location of the event?

The show takes place at the Lustspielhaus at Occamstraße 8, 80802 Munich.

How long is the evening planned for?

According to available information, a time window until 10:30 PM is planned.

Is there information on accessibility?

Yes, there is a service for wheelchair users and a mobile wooden ramp at the entrance. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is not available according to the organizer.

How do I get there best?

The nearest public transport stop is Münchner Freiheit. For drivers, parking options are mentioned in the Feilitzschhöfe underground garage and the Schwabing parking garage.

Is the ticket price known?

A reliable ticket price was not clearly visible in the reviewed sources.

Claus von Wagner ignites an evening full of razor-sharp satire at the Lustspielhaus

Name: Claus von Wagner – Project Equilibrium
Start: 2026-06-29T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-30T00:30:00+02:00
Location: Lustspielhaus

Claus von Wagner brings Munich to life with Project Equilibrium

On Monday, June 29, 2026, Claus von Wagner transforms the Munich Lustspielhaus into a place where political satire, razor-sharp stand-up, and fine cabaret observations collide. The evening begins at 8:00 PM and promises that mix of clear timing, clever focus, and stage presence for which his new program is known.

An evening between intellect, attitude, and hearty laughter

Project Equilibrium seeks balance in a world out of joint and turns it into a satirical, furious ride through the present. Claus von Wagner combines the tradition of American stand-up comedy with themes that are actually far too serious for light punchlines – it is precisely from this that the allure of the evening arises. Those who love precise observations, intellectual sharpness, and a strong audience reaction will get an evening filled with attitude and heart.

The Lustspielhaus as a stage for fine punchlines

The Munich Lustspielhaus at Occamstraße 8 has been a fixture for cabaret, comedy, and literarily sharp staged art for years. With its intimate atmosphere, table seating, and proximity to the stage, exactly the kind of comedy atmosphere is created in which every jab lands and every pause has impact. There is a dedicated service for wheelchair users, as well as a mobile wooden ramp at the entrance; seats are organized through the ticket office. According to the organizer, a wheelchair-accessible restroom is not available.

Getting there, admission, and the little Munich drama before the first laugh

The nearest public transport stop is Münchner Freiheit, making the arrival pleasantly uncomplicated. For those arriving by car, parking options are available in the Feilitzschhöfe underground garage or the Schwabing parking garage, according to the event information. For groups of five or more, it is advisable to reserve through the ticket office, and anyone wanting a relaxed spot at the table should arrive on time: The admission and seating logic are part of the fine evening dramaturgy, just like the applause after a strong punchline.

What makes this cabaret evening special

Claus von Wagner stands for political cabaret with pace, textual confidence, and a precise look at the absurdities of everyday life. As the host of Die Anstalt and a long-time ensemble member of heute-show, he brings experience from TV satire and stage art. It is precisely this mix that makes Project Equilibrium more than just a comedy evening: it is a live experience between insight, mockery, and genuine laughter.

Conclusion: Those seeking intelligent comedy, strong punchlines, and an evening with clear attitude should not miss this guest performance. Project Equilibrium delivers satire with substance, stage energy, and Munich cabaret flair – live, it all comes across even more precisely, sharper, and funnier.