When does The Ratschkartell begin

The event begins on 09.06.2026 at 20:00.

How long does the evening last

The official duration of the performance is about 2 hours, including a break.

How much does a ticket cost

The ticket price is €27, plus possible service fees.

Is the Silbersaal barrier-free

Yes, wheelchair spaces are accessible, and an inductive hearing system is available in the hall.

When does the entrance open

The Silbersaal typically opens 30 minutes before the performance begins.

Who are the guests for this evening

Chris Kolonko and Florian Siekmann are announced for this date.

Munich conversation art with André Hartmann in the historic Silbersaal

Name: André Hartmann: The Ratschkartell with Chris Kolonko and Florian Siekmann
Start: 2026-06-09T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-10T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Silbersaal im Deutschen Theater

An evening full of wordplay, music, and Munich conversation culture

With The Ratschkartell, André Hartmann opens another stage in the Silbersaal of the German Theater for a lively talk atmosphere, musical emphasis, and spontaneous encounters. For the date of 09.06.2026 at 20:00, the organizer announces Chris Kolonko and Florian Siekmann as guests; the round connects entertainment, politics, and culture into a literary experience in the broadest sense of the art of conversation. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/das-ratschkartell-34798/?utm_source=openai))

The form of conversation as art

André Hartmann is one of the renowned Munich cabaret artists, voice imitators, and moderators, whose work is based on precise observation, timing, and linguistic precision. His own website describes him as a moderator, cabaret artist, voice imitator, and pianist; his biography also highlights his great musical range and versatility. The talk series The Ratschkartell has been running for years, combining conversation, music, and cabaret emphasis. ([andrehartmann.de](https://www.andrehartmann.de/der-kuenstler?utm_source=openai))

A Silbersaal with history

The Silbersaal in the German Theater is considered one of the most atmospheric rooms in the city. The theater describes the hall as a baroque, historic space with barrier-free access via stairway III; the doors typically open 30 minutes before the show begins. Tickets are offered through official sales, the hall has an inductive hearing system in the stalls and balcony, and wheelchair spaces are accessible. ([deutsches-theater.de](https://www.deutsches-theater.de/faq/))

Why this date intrigues

The strength of The Ratschkartell lies in the mix of talk, musical accompaniment, and clever audience engagement. Hartmann leads his conversational evenings with stage experience and a fine rhythm; previous events have already shown how openly the series responds to culture, society, and politics. With Chris Kolonko and Florian Siekmann, stage presence meets personal perspective and Munich’s current situation. ([andrehartmann.de](https://www.andrehartmann.de/?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion

Anyone looking for an evening that combines wordplay, music, and cultural discourse will find in The Ratschkartell a concentrated live experience with its own signature. The Silbersaal creates the suitable intimate reading atmosphere in the broader sense of well-cultivated conversational art. Anyone wanting to experience Munich from its most vibrant stage side should attend this event live. ([muenchenticket.de](https://www.muenchenticket.de/event/das-ratschkartell-34798/?utm_source=openai))