When does the TBC show in Munich take place?

The event takes place on Thursday, October 22, 2026. It starts at 20:00, doors open at 18:30.

Where does TBC perform in Munich?

The show takes place at the Wirtshaus im Schlachthof, Zenettistraße 9, 80337 Munich.

How much does a ticket cost?

The advance ticket price is 23.80 euros per ticket. At the box office, a ticket costs 27.00 euros, if there are still remaining tickets available.

What program does TBC present?

TBC presents the comedy and cabaret program WOMERSCHOMADASIN with satire, sketches, songs, wordplay, and sharp-tongued jabs.

Who is the event suitable for?

The show is aimed at fans of stand-up, cabaret, political satire, Franconian humor, and varied small art.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchair users?

Special wheelchair tickets are available for wheelchair users. For larger wheelchairs, it's recommended to contact the venue in advance by phone.

TBC transforms Munich's Schlachthof into a stage for Franconian laughter madness

Name: TBC – Total Bamberg Cabaret: WOMERSCHOMADASIN
Start: 2026-10-22T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-22T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Wirtshaus im Schlachthof

TBC brings Franconian madness to Munich

When world politics, local farce, and refined nonsense collide, no diaphragm remains idle: TBC – Total Bamberg Cabaret will perform on October 22, 2026, with the program WOMERSCHOMADASIN at the Wirtshaus im Schlachthof Munich.

Punchlines with Franconian depth

The trio combines stand-up elements, cabaret, satire, sketches, and songs into their own comedy mix. Sharp-tongued jabs meet precise timing, profound observations, and a healthy dose of reality distortion. Whether it's world politics or local farce: TBC targets the big and small absurdities of everyday life.

A comedy atmosphere full of surprises

In WOMERSCHOMADASIN, wordplay, irony, and musical ideas alternate. The ensemble's stage presence thrives on quick interaction and pointed transitions. Even the audience in the front row doesn't automatically remain outside the satirical danger zone – those sitting there experience comedy with a slight security breach.

Four decades of biting cabaret

For about four decades, the Franconian-Prussian joke fusion has been touring small art stages, theaters, and multipurpose halls. TBC fits in no drawer: too profound for pure comedy, too funny for classic cabaret. This creates the unique laughter experience between political satire, musical humor, and absurd stage wit.

Conclusion: Laugh live instead of recounting punchlines

On October 22, 2026, the Munich audience can expect a fast-paced evening of comedy and cabaret with songs, sketches, satirical jabs, and plenty of Franconian charm. Those who want to see how nonsense becomes precise entertainment should secure their evening at the Schlachthof – because good punchlines taste much better live than in recounting.