The pan flute concert by Carlos Escobar Pukara deeply touches the nature within us. Indeed, the music from the Peruvian artist encourages a return to our natural roots. Eight pan flutes and four bamboo flutes take you on a musical journey into the world of Native Americans; also in the repertoire.
Songs from Latin America and Europe.

With "My Romance," The Cover Girls present a very special program together with the Big Band Bad Gleichenberg.

In addition to classics of swing and jazz, the main focus is on original compositions by the Cover Girls. With musical finesse, stylistic sensitivity, and a healthy dose of stage charm, the artists present this special program that combines tradition and modernity into a fresh, distinctive sound.

- a musical "romance" that lingers long after.

Roland Düringer's REGNERATIONSABEND - the high art of storytelling - is going into the third round. New stories from his varied life, told in his usual manner.

Unprepared, but deeply relaxed. Grateful for every question from the audience and, as always, speaking candidly. A cabaret evening in simple language, and if someone still doesn't understand everything, they just raise their hand as always.

PREMIERE: 14.10.2025, STADTSAAL Vienna

Press reviews:
"Loud and funny." - Der Standard

"Roland Düringer entertains his audience from the first to the last minute." - Wiener Zeitung

Alfred Dorfer writes himself into the cabaret one-man show "GLEICH" with joy, sharing his world and, as usual, distributing insights at eye level in all directions. With charming sovereignty and a lot of self-irony, the Viennese satirist Alfred Dorfer, as a keen observer of our everyday life, pokes fun at societal currents as a rhetorical brother Lightfoot. Enjoyably and skillfully, he plays with his audience. Nothing and no one is safe from his unexpected trains of thought.

"Where were we? With the sunflowers. In my first mime class, we had to play sunflowers. I was a good sunflower." With charming sovereignty and a lot of self-irony, the Viennese satirist Alfred Dorfer, in his 8th solo program, as a keen observer of our everyday life, pokes fun at societal currents as a rhetorical brother Lightfoot. Enjoyably and skillfully, he plays with his audience. Nothing and no one is safe from his unexpected trains of thought.