When does the show start and end?

Starts at 20:00, planned end at 22:15.

Where does the event take place?

At the Old Barracks – Youth Culture Center, Liesl-Karlstadt-Weg 4, 84036 Landshut.

What is the entry fee?

Admission is free; no ticket costs are charged.

What is the style of humor?

Modern cabaret show with stand-up elements, quick character changes, precise timing, and spot-on singing.

Are there seats and is the show indoors?

Yes, the hall is seated and the event takes place in an indoor location.

How to get there and is there parking available?

Access by public transport or car; parking is available in the nearby area and in parking garages in the city center.

When Landshut Laughs: Wanninger Ignites a Fire of Punchlines and Belts Out Songs

Name: Franziska Wanninger - If You Need Someone, Don't Call Me
Start: 2026-04-24T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-25T00:15:00+02:00
Location: Alte Kaserne – Jugendkulturzentrum

When Laughing Becomes Mandatory: Franziska Wanninger Unleashes Her New Cabaret in Landshut

Landshut, buckle up: Franziska Wanninger serves up an evening with 'If You Need Someone, Don't Call Me' that writes big on comedy atmosphere and brings the laughter experience to operating temperature. Punchlines hit, timing clicks, stage presence sparks – and right in the middle of it all, this Bavarian wink that turns everyday scenes into small triumphs.

Stand-up with a Cabaret Core: Precise Punchlines, Big Characters

Wanninger combines fine stand-up observations with classic cabaret craftsmanship: rapid character changes, well-timed pauses, dramatic arcs. She tells of the ease of getting older, of the goldfish drama, and of a family that was never normal – and everyone laughs because it sounds so true.

Soft Giggles, Loud Roars: Audience Reactions in Waves

First the murmur, then the bang – that's how her timing works. A look, a tone, a syllable too late: and the hall erupts. In addition, booming singing as a contrasting element that makes the characters shine. This interplay creates a rounded stage picture: a mind movie that resonates, and includes diaphragm training.

Funny, Smart, Robust: How the Evening Fits into the Scene

After 'For Me, It Should Rain Red Roses', Wanninger continues her trademark: relatable, musically seasoned, linguistically precise. Critics praise her clever gag architecture; awards and TV appearances confirm her consistency. The result: Cabaret with heart and brains, far from mere gag gallop.

Fan Voices

The reactions online are clear: Franziska Wanninger makes her fans laugh.

Instagram: 'I can hardly wait to see her live again – her characters are golden!'
Instagram: 'Timing like a metronome on espresso – and then that singing!'

Conclusion

Two hours out of everyday life, into the river of laughter: strong characters, clear punchlines, musical highlights. If you love cabaret that buzzes close to life and shines scenically, you should be there live – Landshut will roar.