When does the show start?

The performance starts on Saturday, 18.04.2026 at 19:00 at the Kleines THEATER HAAR.

How long does the show last?

Information to follow; typically, a piano cabaret evening by Martin Schmitt lasts about 90 to 110 minutes.

Are there parking options at the theater?

Yes, a free underground parking garage is available at Leibstraße 74; paid tickets can be purchased at the box office.

How do I travel by public transport?

Take S-Bahn S6 to Haar train station, then take bus lines 230, 242, or 243 to the Annelies-Kupper-Allee stop.

Is the event barrier-free?

Yes, there are designated parking spaces for guests with disabilities behind the theater; for ticket queries, the barrier-free service of Munich Ticket is available.

Is there a break or meet and greet?

Information to follow; details regarding breaks and possible signing sessions will be announced by the organizer on site.

Bavarian groove meets bite: Martin Schmitt turns Haar into a laughter stage

Name: Martin Schmitt: Schmitt happens
Start: 2026-04-18T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-18T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Kleines THEATER HAAR - Theatersaal

Schmitt happens in Haar – when piano keys ignite punchlines

A grand piano, a man, a Bavarian laughter experience: Martin Schmitt brings his piano cabaret "Schmitt happens" to the Kleines THEATER HAAR. On Saturday, April 18, 2026, fine keyboard play turns into lightning-fast stand-up – with timing, musicality, and audience reactions ranging from snorts to cheers.

Why this show rocks

Schmitt mixes blues feeling with sharp cabaret. His punchlines sparkle, his groove carries, and his stage presence pulls the rows forward. When he imitates dialects, dissects everyday observations, and then overlays a boogie figure, pure comedy atmosphere arises – close up, virtuosic, and punchline confident.

Celebrated by the press

Reviews praise his "pointed piano cabaret," calling him an "improvisation genius" and "a piece of Bavaria." Awards like the German Cabaret Master 2018/2019 emphasize the expertise behind the humor – here, stage routine matters, and technique, timing, and interaction are on point.

This is what the laughter concert sounds like

Expect blues-soaked songs, scenic miniatures, and spontaneous word cascades. When Schmitt grooves at the piano uptempo, everyday worries become the hookline. When he gets quiet, the punchline sneaks in on velvet paws – yet still hits hard.

Voices of the fans

The reactions online are clear: Martin Schmitt makes his audience laugh.

Instagram: 'Can't wait to see him live again – this mix of boogie and bite is unbeatable!'
Facebook: 'His show was our best date-night upgrade – laughed until we cried!'

Conclusion

"Schmitt happens" is piano cabaret with a cinematic experience for the imagination: musically gripping, comedically spot-on, an evening full of good vibes. Secure your seats now and experience the mix of virtuosity and verbal fireworks live in Haar.