When does the event start?

The evening starts on Tuesday, 31.03.2026, at 20:00 and is expected to end around 23:00.

Where is the event taking place?

In the FAT CAT Carl-Orff Hall, Kellerstraße 8a, 81667 Munich. The location is near the S-Bahn station Rosenheimer Platz.

How much do tickets cost?

Tickets are available according to event listings from 26 euros. Availability and final prices may vary by provider.

Are there accessible entrances?

Yes, there are elevators, wheelchair-accessible paths, and an accessible toilet. Wheelchair spaces are accessible.

What is the best way to travel there?

It is recommended to travel by S-Bahn via the Stammstrecke to Rosenheimer Platz. There is also a parking garage with designated spaces on site.

Can I bring bags into the hall?

Please observe the usual hall rules. Large bags and bulky items should be avoided; follow the organizer's instructions on site.

Thinking Peace, Understanding Conflicts: Daniel Gerlach Ignites Munich's Evening

Name: Daniel Gerlach – Fight for Peace in the Middle East
Start: 2026-03-31T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-01T01:00:00+02:00
Location: FAT CAT, ehem. Gasteig

Fight for Peace in the Middle East – Daniel Gerlach live in Munich

An evening that stimulates thinking: Middle East expert, author, and Terra-X face Daniel Gerlach comes to Munich and unfolds his current program on the art of peace in the atmosphere of the FAT CAT Carl-Orff Hall. With precise analysis, compelling stories, and a look behind the scenes of diplomacy, politics becomes an immediate live experience.

Introduction: Clarity instead of Clichés

Gerlach dissects narratives, places conflicts in historical context, and shows how secret negotiations, courageous negotiators, and pragmatic deals shape the region. His stage performance combines fact-rich orchestration of backgrounds with gripping storytelling – a concert experience of minds, where the acoustics of arguments and the rhythm of history become palpable in the hall.

Main Part: Shedding Light on Concealed Processes

He reports firsthand about communication channels between conflicting groups, synchronization of interests, and the dramaturgy of political negotiations. The sound of this evening: nuanced, transparent, pointed. Where headlines usually dominate, Gerlach opens the view for nuances – from the Israeli-Palestinian context to Syrian power shifts.

Historical Depth, Current Relevance

With a musical tension arc, he leads through over three millennia, pointing to archaeological traces and media myth-making. His expertise – developed through books, TV documentaries, and work in dialogue initiatives – creates a stage performance that condenses facts and transforms emotion into insight.

Voices of the Fans

Reactions online are clear: Daniel Gerlach captivates his fans.

Instagram: 'Can hardly wait to experience the live atmosphere and his perspectives!'
Twitter/X: 'Finally someone who explains the sound of the region without clichés – ticket is booked.'

Conclusion

For those who want to understand politics instead of just following it, this evening offers depth: clear analyses, tangible examples, strong audience atmosphere. Munich, be there – live, close, insightful.