When does Django Asül – At the End in Front take place in Munich?

The event takes place on Thursday, November 5, 2026. It starts at 20:00, with doors opening at 18:00.

Where does Django Asül perform in Munich?

The show takes place at the Tavern in the Slaughterhouse, Zenettistraße 9, 80337 Munich, in the hall.

How much does a ticket for Django Asül cost?

A standard ticket costs €27.80 plus a service charge of €2.95 per order.

How long does the event last?

The event is scheduled from 20:00 to 23:00. The program itself is specified to last about two hours.

How do you get to the slaughterhouse by public transport?

From the subway station Poccistraße it is about a six-minute walk, from Goetheplatz about nine minutes. Additionally, several bus lines stop nearby.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

The Tavern in the Slaughterhouse has a wheelchair accessible entrance. A corresponding wheelchair seat ticket is required for wheelchair users; if additional space is needed, prior contact is recommended.

Django Asül brings Munich’s slaughterhouse to magnificent laughter with clever punchlines

Name: Django Asül – At the End in Front
Start: 2026-11-05T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-05T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Wirtshaus im Schlachthof

Django Asül in Munich: When the Big Questions Suddenly Become Very Funny

On Thursday, November 5, 2026, Django Asül transforms the tavern in the slaughterhouse in Munich into a stage for sharp-tongued cabaret, pointed social analysis, and two hours of laughter experience. His current program At the End in Front starts at 20:00, doors open at 18:00.

Big Topics, Small Escapes, and Very Precise Punchlines

Django Asül does not dissect the everyday small stuff, but the big questions of our time: collective intelligence, Generation Z, crisis hotspots, smartphone parenting, and the astonishing realization that working and earning money are not automatically the same. This sounds like heavy material, but with fine timing and considerable Bavarian emphasis, it lands in the diaphragm.

Stand-up with Cabaret Sharpness

His humor combines political cabaret, social observation, and an energetic stage presence. Asül works with high punchline density, precise language, and that special mix of Lower Bavarian down-to-earthiness and Turkish roots. The comedy atmosphere thrives on clear thoughts, surprising twists, and an audience reaction that certainly doesn't need to warm up for long.

A Cabaret Artist with Great Stage Experience

Django Asül has been performing with his own programs since 1997 and became known to a large audience through TV shows such as 7 Days, 7 Heads, New from the Institution, Ottis Slaughterhouse, and the Quatsch Comedy Club. His May Bock speeches at the Munich Hofbräuhaus enjoy cult status. For his cabaret work, he has received, among other things, the Bavarian Service Order, the Culture Prize Bavaria, and the Bavarian Cabaret Prize.

Why Laughing Live is Better

On stage, At the End in Front unfolds its full impact: voice, timing, gaze, and interaction create lively comedy scenes from political observations. Between delicate analysis and direct stage attacks, there is enough room for spontaneous laughter – and for the moment when the audience realizes that their own everyday logic has just been elegantly deconstructed.

Conclusion: An Evening for Clever Laughter

Visitors can expect a fast-paced cabaret evening with sharp wit, social depth, and a healthy dose of Bavarian stage energy. Those who enjoy political satire, stand-up, strong punchlines, and intelligent entertainment will experience Django Asül best live at the slaughterhouse in Munich.