When does the event with Matthias Deutschmann take place?

The event takes place on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 8:00 PM.

Where will Propaganda à la carte be performed?

The evening takes place in the large hall of the bosco Bürger- und Kulturhaus at Oberen Kirchenweg 1 in 82131 Gauting.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets are available from 30 Euros according to the ticket provider. Additionally, service and shipping fees may apply.

When does the admission open?

The box office at bosco opens one hour before the event starts. For this date, admission is expected to start at 7:00 PM.

How is bosco accessible?

There is a large parking lot directly at the venue. A parking garage of the municipality of Gauting can also be used. The Gauting S-Bahn station is about a five-minute walk away.

Is the hall barrier-free?

Wheelchair spaces in the auditorium are available and should be reserved in advance. The fixed seating plan is not fully designated as barrier-free by the ticket provider.

Matthias Deutschmann live

Name: Matthias Deutschmann – Propaganda à la carte
Start: 2026-11-14T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-14T20:00:00+01:00
Location: bosco - Bürger- und Kulturhaus Gauting

Matthias Deutschmann in Gauting: When Democracy Becomes a Punchline

Politics is complicated, the state of the world even more so – Matthias Deutschmann creates an evening where even great world history briefly pauses and stumbles over itself. On November 14, 2026, the sharp-tongued cabaret artist presents his program Propaganda à la carte at the bosco Bürger- und Kulturhaus Gauting.

Punchlines with Political Gravity

Deutschmann dissects the state of Western democracies, American capitalism, and the political narratives of our time with precise timing and irreverent joy. Between geopolitical analysis, absurd leaps of thought, and bitterly caustic humor, a political cabaret emerges that does not soothe but rather brings the mind to a pleasant operational temperature.

Stand-up Meets Cabaret with a Sharp Eye

On stage, Matthias Deutschmann combines classic cabaret tradition with keen observation of the present. His punchlines do not come from a confetti cannon but from the engine room of news: democracy, power, media, and societal self-deception provide the material for an intense laughing experience. The comedy atmosphere remains intelligent, direct, and wonderfully uncomfortable.

An Evening for Those Who Look Closer

The program questions whether the political reality is still cabaret-able – and answers this question with a mix of analysis, absurdity, and dry stage wit. Deutschmann's audience reaction arises from the interplay of linguistic precision, surprising perspectives, and a stage presence that adds an additional twist to every topic.

Conclusion: Political Cabaret with Resonance

Anyone seeking intelligent punchlines, biting social criticism, and a political laughing experience will enjoy a cabaret evening with particular sharpness at bosco. Matthias Deutschmann shows that between apocalypse, election campaigns, and Western civilization, there is still room for liberating laughter. This program deserves to be experienced live on stage – and to be remembered.