When does the event take place?

On 30.04.2026 the event starts at 19:30.

Where does the evening take place?

In the BLACKBOX at Fat Cat (Gasteig) in Munich, Rosenheimer Straße 5.

How is the humor of the program categorized?

Political cabaret with sharp punchlines, generational conflict, and a lot of linguistic precision is expected.

Is the location accessible?

Yes, the BLACKBOX has wheelchair spots; further accessibility information is documented through the Gasteig service.

Is there information on ticket prices?

No verified ticket price for this specific date could be confirmed from the available data.

Max and Toni Uthoff live

Name: Max and Toni Uthoff
Start: 2026-04-30T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-01T01:00:00+02:00
Location: BLACKBOX im Fat Cat (Gasteig)

Max and Toni Uthoff bring intergenerational cabaret with bite to Munich

When father and daughter take the stage together, dry cabaret sharpness meets fresh Gen-Z perspective. Max and Toni Uthoff deliver an evening with their joint program that combines political satire, pointed verbal clashes, and a pleasantly relaxed comedy atmosphere.

Gen X versus Gen Z: When the punchline misses the family kitchen

The appeal of this evening lies in the friction. Max Uthoff, known for his precise, bitterly comedic cabaret and his long-standing presence in the ZDF satire Die Anstalt, meets Toni Uthoff, who keeps the evening moving with her own attitude and timing. This special laughter experience arises precisely from this, where not only the punchlines land, but also the generational differences crackle delightfully.

Stand-up, cabaret, and verbal firepower

The duo relies more on sharp interplay, polished observations, and audience reactions ranging from nodding in agreement to loud laughter rather than slapstick. Those who enjoy intelligent cabaret with a political edge, clear language, and quick interaction will get a full dose of stage presence here.

The BLACKBOX at Fat Cat as a fitting stage

The BLACKBOX at Fat Cat in Munich accommodates 249 guests, including four wheelchair spots, according to the venue. The space is particularly suitable for comedy, theater, concerts, and readings. Additionally, it is located in the former Gasteig with good access via public transport; relevant transport links include the S-Bahn station Rosenheimer Platz and other MVV connections. For drivers, the parking garage at the flower wholesale market is recommended, complemented by a shuttle service.

Accessibility and visitor information

The venue provides wheelchair spots and refers to the Gasteig service for accessibility assistance. There are also designated disabled parking spaces and information on low-barrier travel documented. This makes the evening not only funny but also well-planned.

Conclusion: Max and Toni Uthoff promise a pointed evening in Munich between generational humor, political cabaret, and sharp dialogue. Anyone in the mood for a clever, lively laughter experience with attitude should attend this event live.