When does Pink Punk Pantheon 2027 take place?

The event takes place on Friday, January 8, 2027, from 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM.

Where will the carnival revue be performed?

The revue will take place at the Pantheon at Siegburger Straße 42, 53229 Bonn.

How much does a ticket cost?

A regular ticket costs 49 euros plus any applicable pre-sale fees. Discounted tickets cost 39 euros.

When does admission start?

Admission begins 90 minutes before the program starts. Seating in the hall is unreserved.

What themes does the program cover?

The satirical revue covers topics including war, totalitarian regimes, energy and climate crises, traffic chaos, and the misdeeds of well-known personalities.

Is the Pantheon accessible for people with disabilities?

The entrance to the theater is level and accessible. There is a disabled toilet.

Pink Punk Pantheon live

Name: Pink Punk Pantheon - The Cabaret Carnival Review 2027
Start: 2027-01-08T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-08T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Pantheon

Pink Punk Pantheon 2027: When Carnival Unpacks the Punchlines

On January 8, 2027, the Pantheon in Bonn transforms into the quirkiest carnival committee in the Republic. Pink Punk Pantheon combines biting cabaret, political satire, and Rhineland carnival energy into a laugh-inducing experience of cult status. Starting at 7:00 PM, the ensemble presents the 44th session of the 1st FKKVB n.V. 1983 – including sharp timing, pointed social criticism, and a comedic atmosphere where even traffic chaos sounds like a punchline.

Satire with Plenty of Confetti in the Gears

The new program targets the major controversies of the present: threats from war, totalitarian regimes, energy and climate crises, as well as daily traffic chaos. Additionally, the misdeeds of well-known personalities serve as rich material for biting punchlines for the cabaret ensemble. Pink Punk Pantheon works not with cotton balls, but with precise observation, quirky humor, and a healthy dose of Rhineland fearlessness.

Rainer Pause and Norbert Alich as the Fighting Carnival Committee

At the center are the local heroes from Bonn, Rainer Pause and Norbert Alich. In their roles as Fritz Litzmann and Hermann Schwaderlappen, they portray the president of the world’s smallest but most combative carnival committee. Their stage presence meets an ensemble featuring Beate Bohr, Gabi Busch, Anne Katharina Müller, Maryam Yazdtschi, Ben Beracz, Gerti Beracz, Volker Büdts, Tunç Denizer, Klaus Dierolf, Sangit W. Plyn, Hagen Range, and Gerhard Vieluf.

Stand-up Energy Meets Cabaret Craft

Here, stand-up energy, classic cabaret, and carnival revue collide. The result is fueled by interaction, ensemble dynamics, and precise timing. Audience reactions range from surprised chuckles to liberating roars when a seemingly innocuous everyday scene suddenly sparks political commentary. Direction, technical execution, and musical atmosphere give the punchlines the needed emphasis without taking away their breath.

A Cult Evening for Fans of Biting Comedy

For decades, Pink Punk Pantheon has been regarded far beyond the Rhineland as a cabaret delicacy with cult status. The revue is aimed at everyone who prefers to experience carnival with brains, attitude, and an extra portion of quirky humor. Those who don't immediately reach for the next paper nose at the mention of the fifth season will find a pinpoint alternative with satirical bite here.

Conclusion: Visitors can expect an energetic cabaret evening with political punchlines, Rhineland stage enthusiasm, and an ensemble that transforms societal absurdities into comedic gold nuggets. Those who want to experience Bonn from its most satirical side should see Pink Punk Pantheon live at the Pantheon.