Thomas Strobl - The Sound of Strobl
Photos provided
About the event
With breathtaking ease, the cabaret artist switches from Mozart to Falco, transforms “Hänschen klein” into a gangster rap, moans his way phonetically through “Je t’aime” and treats the audience to a musical therapy session: “Alle Menschen san ma zwider!” The entertainer comically explains why quite a few songs were banned from radio stations and takes a tongue-in-cheek look at musical lookalikes. Sing-along medleys from Udo Jürgens and the Beatles catapult his audience straight out of everyday life, while Strobl’s famously ambitious dance routines leave everyone guessing: who on earth is he portraying right now? Between witty compliments, a humorous guide to surviving a midlife crisis, and the – of course, historically proven – origins of the Viennese dialect, an evening full of music, Viennese charm and surprises unfolds.
Duration: approx. 2 hours, incl. an interval
Advance booking starts: 21/09/2026
Ticket prices: € 27.00 / € 21.60 (concession)
Concessions for: seniors, school pupils, students, people with disabilities, job seekers, AK-NÖ members, Ö1Club/Intro members, conscripts/civilian service personnel
Bookings by telephone and email:
01/707 82 72
karten@forumschwechat.com
Venue
Theater Forum Schwechat
Ehrenbrunngasse 24, 2320 Schwechat
Located in the heart of Schwechat, on Ehrenbrunngasse, the Theater Forum Schwechat has been a firm fixture in Lower Austria's cultural scene for decades. The State of Lower Austria describes the venue as a cornerstone of the local theatre landscape, and indeed, the programme ranges from in-house productions and comedies to guest performances, cabaret, satire, and music, complemented by children's and youth theatre. The hall, with its wood-panelled walls and red rows of seats, accommodates around 140 guests and creates an intimacy between stage and audience that particularly benefits cabaret and chamber plays. Since 2002, the venue has hosted the Schwechat Satire Festival every year, providing a stage for programmes such as Michael Bauer's "10 Meter Turm" or the LästerLieder. The bistro opens one hour before the performance begins, where you can gather for a drink before the show, during the interval, and afterwards. Access is barrier-free, and wheelchair spaces are available.
Organizer: Theater Forum Schwechat
