When does the show start and end?

Entry is generally from 18:00, show begins at 20:00, ends around 23:00. Please arrive on time; free seating applies.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets are available according to partner notice from 23.70 Euro. Availability and final prices vary depending on allocation.

Is there accessible entry?

Yes. The accessible entrance is next to the building, seats for wheelchair users are available. Prior registration is recommended.

What is the best way to get to the location?

Take U3 or U6 to Poccistraße or Goetheplatz, then a short walk. Bus lines 62, 58, and 68 stop nearby.

Is there parking available?

Paid parking is available on Zenettstraße. Public transport or bicycle travel is recommended.

Is the event seated and is there food service?

Seating varies depending on the event. Food and drinks are offered at the tavern; for seated shows also in the hall before the start and during the break.

Satire Sparks: Holger Paetz Preaches Munich into Tears of Laughter

Name: Holger Paetz – Fear Not! The Repentance and Fasting Sermon
Start: 2026-04-03T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-04T01:00:00+02:00
Location: Wirtshaus im Schlachthof

Fear Not? Better Laugh! Holger Paetz Preaches with Sharp Wit at the Slaughterhouse

On Friday, 03.04.2026, Holger Paetz transforms the Munich Slaughterhouse into a Deluxe Cabaret Confessional. The master of political punchlines serves as Father Paetz his annual Repentance and Fasting Sermon – with sardonic timing, razor-sharp observation, and a comedy atmosphere that turns even pious faces into laughter experiences.

Powerful Words Meet Incense: The Stage as Pulpit

When Paetz appears in priestly clothing, the political roast begins. His stand-up elegantly glides into cabaret, the punchlines hit hard, and the audience responds with liberating laughter. Stage presence, timing, interaction – every syllable is spot on. From sin registries to gag registries, from moral sermons to satirical splashes.

Politics Under the Fire of Satire

For decades, Holger Paetz has sharpened his pen: Awards like the Salzburger Stier and the Cabaret Prize of the State Capital Munich mark his career; TV appearances from Scheibenwischer to Ottis Slaughterhouse set the reference points. Today, he distills this experience into a single mission: Expose hypocrisy, ground vanity, free laughter.

Audience Reaction: From Smirks to Standing Ovations

The laughter experience unfolds in waves: first a knowing chuckle, then a chorus of snorts and applause. Paetz plays with pauses, ignites follow-ups, builds the dramaturgy – cabaret craftsmanship in its purest form. The closeness in the tavern at the slaughterhouse enhances the energy: You feel the vibration of every punchline.

Insider View: This Is What the Evening Sounds Like

From penance to bite. From fasting to banter. Paetz stacks word images, dissects phrases, juggles rhymes – and in the end, satire acts like pastoral care for politically weary souls. No slapstick but clever cabaret with attitude.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions online are clear: Holger Paetz makes his fans laugh.

Instagram: 'Can’t wait to experience Holger Paetz live again!'
YouTube: 'His Repentance and Fasting Sermon is biting, precise, and hilarious'
Facebook: 'Finally laughing again – Paetz hits every nerve!'

Note: Quotes in the style of social platforms; official profiles see below.

Conclusion

Expect a satirical high-pressure front: clear stance, confident stage presence, precise timing. Those who love political cabaret will experience a masterclass here. Munich's tavern in the slaughterhouse becomes a cathedral of laughter – it’s worth being there live.