Grandios cabaret evening: until one cries enthusiastically Steyr!

Grandios cabaret evening: until one cries enthusiastically Steyr!

July 6, 2025 is all about the cabaret, because in the Theater am River in Steyr the new game season experienced a brilliant start with the idea "Until one cries - an evening to laugh!". The two leading actors, Bernhard Murg and Stefano Bernardin, led the audience on a humorous journey through time through a variety of sketches, double coners, monologues and poems that came from different decades. [My district] (https://www.meinbezirk.at/steyr-steyr-land/c-leute/tolle-eroeffung-der-game season_a7434002) reports that the oldest sketch is from Hugo Wiener and has already been 100 years old, while the recent sketch was written by Murg and Bernardin for their program.

The mixture of the performances once again shows the talent and the experience of the two cabaret artists. Bernhard Murg looks back on over 20 years of experience in the Simpl cabaret and has also worked as a director for many well -known Austrian cabaret sizes. Next to him, Stefano Bernardin, who has already become known as Riccardo Riello in the ARD thriller "Bozen Krimi" and is also a Nestroy and Romy award winner, harvests a lot of applause. The all -rounder has made a name for itself in the scene, not least as a former conferencer of the Simpl.

a full house and a lot of enthusiasm

The event was sold out, as Theater am River confirmed. If you still got a taste, you can be put on a waiting list. Simply send an email to office@theater-am-fluss.at or register by phone at 0681/10589001.

As part of the program, the theater offered an open-air event that was carried out in bad weather in the Steyr City Hall. The audience can look forward to a great atmosphere, because admission begins at 7:15 p.m., while the performance starts at 8:15 p.m. The ticket prices varied depending on the type of sale. Advance sales are 35 euros, reduced at 33 euros for pupils, students, pensioners and people with disabilities. The audience paid a little more at the box office.

A look at cabaret history

cabaret has a long and eventful story in Austria. Cabaret Archive describes that the birth of the cabaret on November 18, 1881 was marked with the opening of the "Chat Noir" in Paris by Rodolphe Salis. This was the starting signal for a development that was later to gain a foothold in Austria. Especially after 1945, independent cabarets were created outside of Vienna, which kept the culture of the cabaret alive and provided diversity.

This shows once again: The cabaret is not only a place of laughter, but also a mirror of social developments and an indispensable part of Austrian culture.