When does the show of Luis from South Tyrol take place?

The event takes place on Friday, October 30, 2026. Start is at 7:30 PM.

Where is Luis from South Tyrol performing in Munich?

The show takes place at Circus Krone-Bau at Marsstraße 43, 80335 Munich.

How much does a ticket for the event cost?

Tickets are available from 34.85 euros according to the current offer. Depending on the category, prices may be higher; additional fees may apply.

When does the entrance open?

The entrance begins at 6:30 PM according to event information.

How long does the evening last?

The event is scheduled from 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM.

Is Circus Krone-Bau accessible for people with disabilities?

The event hall is accessible at ground level. There are four wheelchair spaces available in the hall, and the accompanying person sits right next to them.

Luis from South Tyrol says Pfiati and brings Munich to laugh one last time

Name: Luis from South Tyrol – Pfiati Tour: The Last Applause
Start: 2026-10-30T19:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-30T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Circus Krone-Bau

Luis from South Tyrol says Pfiati – and Munich laughs one last time

When a mountain farmer with an opinion, internet access, and an enviable talent for everyday problems takes the stage, no diaphragm remains idle. On October 30, 2026, Luis from South Tyrol, alias Manfred Zöschg, will perform his major Pfiati Tour at Circus Krone-Bau in Munich. The evening combines pointed cabaret, personal stories, and that quirky Luis logic that reliably turns every solution into a new problem.

The last applause for a special stage figure

After more than two decades on cabaret and small art stages, Manfred Zöschg bids farewell to his audience. Pfiati does not merely mean goodbye, but a heartfelt farewell filled with gratitude, reflections, and plenty of humor. The farewell tour brings together new acts, beloved classics, and stories from real life.

Stand-up with South Tyrolean logic

Luis from South Tyrol transforms everyday situations into cabaret without resorting to a raised finger. Instead, there is dry timing, charming self-overestimation, and a stage presence that swings between village wisdom and digital new territory. The mountain farmer has an opinion on every topic and a problem for every solution – a principle that also possesses surprisingly many followers outside of the comedy scene.

Jokes, role changes, and genuine audience proximity

Manfred Zöschg not only slips into the role of Luis. In his versatile cabaret, he also presents himself as a Bavarian swimming instructor or Italian Casanova. Interaction with the audience, precise jokes, and his adaptable performance ensure a varied laughing experience. The comedy atmosphere at Circus Krone-Bau promises an evening filled with loud laughter, surprising twists, and a lot of personal charm.

Award-winning comedy with cult factor

His sense of comic everyday scenes brought Manfred Zöschg, among other accolades, the audience award Kärntner Kleinkunstdrachen and the first prize at the SAT1 video competition. Luis from South Tyrol also became known through his programs Gogglbauer Luis, Weibernarrisch, Auf der Pirsch, Oschpele! and Speck mit Schmorrn. Many performances of his previous programs were sold out – a clear indication of the ongoing audience response.

An evening between laughter and nostalgia

The Pfiati Tour is more than an ordinary comedy show. It is a retrospective, a thank you, and a farewell from the stage all at once. Personal memories, quirky experiences, and typical Luis moments meet the energy of a major TV recording. Those who want to experience the South Tyrolean cabaret artist live one last time will find an opportunity here for a special evening filled with heart and even more punchlines.

Conclusion: A farewell that comedy fans should experience live

At Circus Krone-Bau, the audience can expect a witty, personal, and surprising farewell show with Luis from South Tyrol. Between stand-up, cabaret, role comedy, and South Tyrolean wisdom, a laughing experience is created that works only half as well on television. Pfiati, Luis – but only after the last punchline.