Cabaret sensation in Kaufbeuren: Uthoff & Vivid Curls in action!

Cabaret sensation in Kaufbeuren: Uthoff & Vivid Curls in action!

Things are really heating up in Kaufbeuren right now! On Thursday, October 30, 2025, viewers can look forward to a cabaret spectacle that will stretch the funny bone under the title “One Too Many”. We are Kaufbeuren reports that Toni & Max Uthoff's cabaret is already sold out. This humorous event addresses central topics of everyday life and invites you to laugh about generational differences and the challenges of life.

In their program, the artists ask many provocative questions: Who takes out the garbage? What is easier to prevent – ​​children or climate change? How do you get rid of an old white man? Here, irony and seriousness are skillfully juggled, a typical feature of cabaret, the second major art form on the stage. Originally popularized in France as cabaret artistique, cabaret in Germany has developed over the course of history into a significant medium of political and social satire. Wikipedia offers exciting insights into the development of this art form, which has existed for over a century and continues to become more topical and relevant.

Music of the 60s & 70s with Vivid Curls

But it's not just cabaret fans who get their money's worth in Kaufbeuren. A week later, on Friday, November 7th, 2025, the podium will be taken over by the Girls ofVivid curlsenlivened. These impressive artists, Inka Kuchler and Irene Schindele, present their interpretation of well-known songs by greats such as Simon & Garfunkel, Carole King, Fleetwood Mac and many others. How We are Kaufbeuren reported, the sounds start at 8 p.m. - doors open at 7 p.m. While Vivid Curls still have remaining tickets available for the evening, the cabaret evening with Uthoff is sold out.

The event promises to be a real highlight in Kaufbeuren's cultural calendar. For anyone who wants to experience the moving harmonies and multi-voiced vocals of the Vivid Curls, now is the time to secure your tickets. These can be booked, for example, at the Allgäuer Zeitung offices, online at www.allgaeuticket.de or by telephone at 0831 / 206 5555. For further information, the podium is also available at podium.kaufbeuren@t-online.de.

Sports festival of emotions

Culturally, life in Germany is colorful, and there is also exciting news in the area of ​​sport. A few days ago, Novak Djokovic experienced an exciting game against Alexander Zverev at the French Open. Djokovic, who at 38 is almost considered an oldie in the sport, prevailed 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 and became the first player to aim for 25 Grand Slam titles. The game lasted over three hours and was characterized by long and intense moves, such as a 41-shot rally that took the spectators' breath away. ESPN describes how Djokovic cleverly strategically defied Zverev's advantages and brought 35 stoppage shots into the match.

Kaufbeuren once again shows itself to be a place where both art and sport are highly valued. Whether it's the sharp cabaret or the exciting sporting events - there's something here for everyone to make their hearts beat faster!