Franziska Wanninger & Sara Brandhuber

Franziska Wanninger: If You Need Someone, Don’t Call Me
The second program of the Bavarian is a blend of refreshing honesty. After all, who likes to admit that their own advice often backfires? All the couples for whom the award-winning cabaret artist was a witness are long divorced.
Born under the ascendant "you were not a wish child," equipped with humor, she learned early on to turn adversities into comedy. She shares stories about the ease of aging, deceased goldfish, and the depths of her family. Look forward to an evening filled with songs and pointed discussions about nothing less than life: moving, hotel beds, love, happiness, and death. And the joy of being over 40, but at least not dead yet.
Charming and with great comedic acting, "La Wanninger" captivates her audience and involves them in her multi-layered characters.
"Her program, which is loosened up with several songs, appears so casually thrown together, as if at least half of the punchlines came to her spontaneously on stage. Only gradually does one realize how skillfully and cleverly the gags are constructed and developed." (Münchner Merkur)

Sara Brandhuber: A Beautiful Nonsense!
She has long conquered the hearts of the Bavarians, and her first two successful programs have not only brought Sara Brandhuber enthusiastic audiences but also the Bavarian Dialect Award.
It's high time for new challenges! That's why she has decided to acquire a 20-kilogram electric piano for her performances, alongside her guitar, and has even trained some extra muscles to carry it… and learned to play the piano.
Like Pippi Longstocking, Sara has always done what she felt like doing. And not infrequently, the reaction was: "What nonsense!" But if it’s a particularly beautiful nonsense this time, then it’s a delight for the audience that one should definitely indulge in.
Fortunately, absurd ideas come to Brandhuber all on their own: whether it's during a frustrating shopping trip at the hardware store or in a crisis conversation with the poison control center because she accidentally ordered the wrong mushrooms on the dark web. She secretly rejoices because she knows she will earn a ton of money with these stories on stage later. Cheeky!