When does Erwin Pelzig's show in Munich take place?

The event takes place on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Doors open at 5:00 PM, the show starts at 6:00 PM.

Where does Frank-Markus Barwasser as Erwin Pelzig perform?

The show takes place at the Old Congress Hall, Am Bavariapark 14, 80339 Munich.

How much does a ticket for Who We Will Become cost?

Tickets are available from 35.00 euros according to the ticket shop. Higher prices apply depending on the seating category.

Is the Old Congress Hall accessible?

The Old Congress Hall is accessible and has designated wheelchair seats as well as an accessible restroom. Wheelchair seats are reserved through the organizer.

What is the program Who We Will Become about?

Erwin Pelzig deals with change fatigue, societal crises, and the question of how people cope with the present in a time full of uncertainty.

How can one arrive by public transport?

The Old Congress Hall is accessible by U4 and U5 to Schwanthalerhöhe as well as several bus lines.

Erwin Pelzig makes Munich laugh at crises and puts the future to the test

Name: Frank-Markus Barwasser as Erwin Pelzig – Who We Will Become
Start: 2026-10-25T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-25T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Alte Kongresshalle

Erwin Pelzig poses the big question: Who we will become

When the world serves up new crises every day, Frank-Markus Barwasser as Erwin Pelzig takes the stage and turns it into clever cabaret with Franconian flair. On Sunday, October 25, 2026, the Munich audience will experience the new program Who We Will Become – a mix of pointed social analysis, dry humor, and that special comedy atmosphere where one sentence is enough to make the entire hall laugh.

Change fatigue meets Pelzig's stoic calm

The program addresses change fatigue that arises when the next big crisis is already at the door in the morning. Erwin Pelzig does not simply accept this overwhelm: With sharp timing, cabaret precision, and a healthy dose of Franconian directness, he examines how people cope with uncertainty, risk, and constant change.

Jokes between brain research and the universe

Pelzig's mental journey leads into the realm of brain research, the vastness of the universe, and to stoic philosophers. Accompanied by his two friends Hartmut and Dr. Göbel, a laughter experience is created that combines political observation, philosophical questions, and classical stand-up elements. The result: clever jokes, surprising shifts in perspective, and a stage presence that makes even complicated topics seem light-hearted.

More than comedy: cabaret with attitude

Frank-Markus Barwasser has been performing with his character Erwin Pelzig on Germany's theater stages for over 30 years. His show combines interaction, wordplay, and social analysis. The Süddeutsche Zeitung described Pelzig as a blustering stoic and a combative empath – an apt mix for an evening where the audience laughs first and perhaps ponders the world a little longer afterward.

Comedy atmosphere in the Old Congress Hall

The Old Congress Hall at Bavariapark provides the perfect setting for this cabaret program. Doors open at 5:00 PM, with the performance starting at 6:00 PM. The venue is accessible and has designated wheelchair seats and an accessible restroom. Getting there is possible with U4 and U5 to Schwanthalerhöhe and several bus lines.

Conclusion: An evening for clever laughter

Who We Will Become promises not an ordinary laugh but cabaret with attitude, humor, and surprising intellectual depth. Those who want to see how Erwin Pelzig dissects the present, lays crises on the joke table, and causes the audience to oscillate between laughter and reflection should experience this evening live in Munich.