Celebrate the stored pigs in Berlin with 75 years of cabaret theater!

Celebrate the stored pigs in Berlin with 75 years of cabaret theater!

The famous cabaret theater "The Stache Cabe" recently celebrated its 75th anniversary, and district mayor Kirstin Bauch did not miss the opportunity to congratulate the theater. Originally founded in autumn 1949, "The Storaca Swiss" is the oldest cabaret in Berlin and the second oldest in Germany. In the early years, the theater was launched in the artist and student restaurant bathtub near the Berlin Memorial Church before it found its permanent place in the European Center, where it continued its successful journey.

District Mayor Kirstin Bauch paid tribute to the importance of theater in difficult times and praised the porcupines for their many years of efforts not only to entertain the audience, but also to stimulate thought. With a mixture of disrespectful lightness and intelligent analyzes, the stored pigs have illuminated social and political issues in a humorous and critical way for 75 years.

The theater started a special program for the anniversary on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, to inspire its audience again and make it laugh. The district mayor emphasized the role of theater as a mirror of society, which stimulates us to think about ourselves and the world around us.

In a time when cultural institutions and live performances are characterized by uncertainty and challenges, the continuity and relevance of "The Stache pigs" are proof of the artistic excellence and the critical spirit of the ensemble. The congratulations and congratulations of the district mayor underline the important role that the cabaret theater plays in the Berlin cultural scene and how the viewers have inspired and inspired for decades.

The celebrations for the 75th anniversary of "The Stache Cabe" are not only an occasion for joy and reflection, but also an opportunity to honor the artistic legacy and the cultural contribution of the theater. With a mix of tradition and innovation, "The Stache pigs" remains an integral part of the Berlin cultural landscape even after 75 years and continues to set standards for critical and humorous entertainment.