When does the event start?

The evening starts on 06.05.2026 at 19:30.

Where does the event take place?

In the Blackbox at Fat Cat (Gasteig) in Munich.

How much does a ticket cost?

A verified ticket price was not clearly evident in the checked sources.

What kind of humor can the audience expect?

Punchline-secure cabaret with comedy, stage anecdotes, and lots of interaction is expected.

Is the location accessible?

Yes, the source mentions wheelchair spaces, an elevator, and an accessible restroom.

Are there official social media channels?

No clearly verified official social media profiles were found in the research.

Michael Altinger live

Name: Michael Altinger and Alexander Liegl
Start: 2026-05-06T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-07T01:00:00+02:00
Location: Blackbox im Fat Cat (Gasteig)

When Stage Disasters Become a Joke

Michael Altinger and Alexander Liegl bring their finest stage disasters live to Munich with Rampensäue, freshly slaughtered! On Wednesday, 06.05.2026, the art of precise punchline timing meets a format that transforms every embarrassment into brilliant cabaret at FAT CAT.

An Evening Between Panic and Punchlines

This is not about polished routines, but about those wonderfully absurd moments that create good comedy: awkward performances, failed evenings, escalations with charm. Altinger and Liegl draw from their treasure trove of stage setbacks and turn them into a lively laughter experience with tempo, interaction, and plenty of recognition.

Cabaret with Real Munich Attitude

Those who know the two understand: this is not a silly slapstick routine, but punchline-secure cabaret with bite. Michael Altinger has stood for sharply observed everyday comedy and TV presence for many years, while Alexander Liegl embodies quirky humor, writing, and a look at the comical sides of failure. Together, they create a comedy atmosphere where the audience laughs because they not only hear the disaster but almost feel it.

The Blackbox at FAT CAT as a Suitable Stage

The Blackbox in the former Gasteig offers the right framework for an evening that thrives on closeness, timing, and direct audience reaction. With around 249 seats and wheelchair spaces, the room is deliberately intimate enough for subtle nuances and large enough for a hearty laugh that spreads through the hall like a well-placed punchline loop.

What Visitors Can Expect

Look forward to an evening full of cabaret, comedy, and real stage energy, featuring stories that only come to full effect live, and two hosts who turn failure into an event. If you love humor with attitude, quick observations, and an unusual format, you shouldn't miss this date.