75 years of cabaret 'Die Stachelwine': A Berlin anniversary in the Europa-Center

75 years of cabaret 'Die Stachelwine': A Berlin anniversary in the Europa-Center

The porcupines: A milestone of the cabaret in Berlin celebrates 75 years

The Berlin cabaret theater “The Stache pig” will celebrate a remarkable anniversary in autumn 2024 : 75 years of creative work and subversive entertainment. As the oldest cabaret in the capital and the second most in Germany, it has developed into a culmination for artistic expression since it was founded in 1949 in the artist and student restaurant Bathetub, near the Memorial Church.

The district mayor of Berlin, Kirstin Bauch , was enthusiastic about the influence that the cabaret has had over the decades. She emphasized how important the art form is today: "Especially in times like this, we need theater that not only maintains us, but also keeps the mirror." With these words, she paid tribute to the commitment of the porcupines, which always manage to challenge the public opinion and ask deeper questions.

The porcupines are not only a place of laughter, but also a mirror of society that looks critically at the current event. Your upcoming program on 4. September 2024 not only marks the 75th birthday in the Europa Center, but also shows how art continues to serve as a platform for reflection and discussion. The cabaret has played an important role in the cultural landscape of Berlin and beyond by taking up daring topics and remains entertaining.

The meaning of the bargain pigs extends far beyond the stage. They have inspired countless artists and thinkers and are a symbol of resistance to conformity and social norms. Her anniversary reminds that art is able to question values ​​and inspire change.

In summary, it can be said that the porcupines not only embody art but also a piece of Berlin history. Mayor Bauch's congratulations on this important anniversary are proof of their relevance and the lasting influence on the culture of our city.