Steckerlfisch & Schlagsahne: Bavarian Satire and Music at the Munich Slaughterhouse
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Bavarian Stage Humor with Steckerlfisch & Schlagsahne
On Saturday, October 17, 2026, the comedy duo Steckerlfisch & Schlagsahne will present their program Treats and Ham Hitters at the Munich slaughterhouse. Angie Aschbacher and Christian Haller have been performing together since 1998, combining sociocritical observations with Bavarian dialect, music, and great enthusiasm for performance.
Sketches, Songs, and Bavarian Satire
The stage program is filled with spoken and sung sketches, cheeky punchlines, and a diverse range of roles. The themes come from everyday life and take social peculiarities to task with self-irony and a willingness to embrace ugliness.
Full Physical Engagement and Musical Wit
Angie Aschbacher and Christian Haller rely on expressive facial expressions, physical acting, and direct contact with the audience. A ukulele accompanies the songs and adds a charming, handmade touch to the evening. Highlights of the program include a down-to-earth South Tyrolean at a speed dating event and a couple of parents worried about their adult son's new flame.
An Evening at the Munich Slaughterhouse
The venue is located in the Isarvorstadt and can be easily reached from the subway stations Goetheplatz, Poccistraße, and Implerstraße. The bus stop Zenettistraße is directly in front of the building. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the show starts at 8:00 PM.
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Visitors can expect a Bavarian comedy evening filled with dialect, music, satire, and visible joy of performance. Those who appreciate pointed everyday stories, quirky characters, and hearty stage humor will enjoy an entertaining evening with Steckerlfisch & Schlagsahne at the slaughterhouse.
