Season start on September 17, 2026
Experience an unparalleled variety show at the Tigerpalast in Frankfurt, filled with magic, acrobatics, and impressive performances. Let internationally renowned artists enchant you and enjoy an unforgettable evening in a unique atmosphere.
Enjoy our show and dinner from Thursday through Sunday—discover our current show times here.
Reserve your tickets for this extraordinary experience!
*Thursdays starting October 15, 2026
Our new 2026/27 season begins on September 17, 2026
Get your tickets now. Bookings are open!
Artist
For the 2026/27 Revue, you can look forward, as always, to a diverse artistic program featuring acrobatics, magic, juggling, and a host who will guide you through the show.
Our program for the 2025/26 season:
VALÉRIE INERTIE
September 17, 2026 – February 28, 2027
Valérie Inertie, a Canadian artist who has received international acclaim, has been performing on international circus and festival stages since 2005 with her dancing hoop.
She makes the tire—known as the Cyr Wheel—dance on stage with incredible ease
and artistic perfection. A mesmerizing rotation seems to defy gravity when Valérie performs in the giant ring on stage.
Romina Micheletty
September 17, 2026 – February 28, 2027
Romina is a fifth-generation member of a very well-known circus family from France. She has been making hula hoops dance since the age of twelve.
This was followed by engagements at the world's most famous venues.
Agility, grace, and elegance combined with a wonderful charisma
and beauty. Handstand acrobatics, contortion, and hula hooping
in an enchanting performance! One of a kind!
MISHA MYSYSHyN
September 17, 2026 – February 28, 2027
This Rola-Rola artist is sure to thrill us all.
With great charm, he performs extreme balancing acts,
Rola-Rola juggling on rolls and boards stacked on top of each other
and an high-energy, fast-paced show full of precision
and thrills: He has long been recognized with awards at numerous
international festivals.
DUO LUNA
September 17, 2026 – February 28, 2027
Marina Luna is a wonderfully creative legend
in the international performing arts world. She has been captivating audiences at international performing arts festivals since 2018. She is now touring with
Julia Katharina Wutte from Austria, whom she met at a
performing arts festival in Mongolia.
In 2026, they were awarded the gold medal in Budapest for their
magnificent and moving performance.
A duo on the swinging trapeze, displaying incredible
and touching energy and charisma. Precision, elegance, and grace!
STANISLAV VYSOTSKYI
September 17, 2026 – November 29, 2026
Stanislav Vysotskyi, born in Kyiv, is an internationally acclaimed juggler known worldwide for his unique standing foot juggling. Barefoot—and at times even with his hands tied—Stanislav presents a performance that is technically extraordinary and emotionally captivating—one that is truly unique.
He has performed on renowned stages
such as the Monte Carlo International Circus Festival
and the legendary Moulin Rouge. International festival awards and engagements
around the world underscore his artistic excellence.
GABRIEL DELL'ACQUA
September 17, 2026 – December 13, 2026
As a true Italian circus kid at the age of 16, he took the stage at the Tigerpalast for the first time. At the age of 5, he began training with his mother, Anita, to pursue an international career. His parents, the Canestrellis—who hail from a historic Italian circus dynasty—witnessed his triumphant run through numerous international festivals as a handstand acrobat.
This was also the case at the European Youth Circus in Wiesbaden in 2022,
where he won the gold medal in the 12–17 age group.
A rising international star in the world of acrobatics!
Csaba Méhes
September 17, 2026 – December 20, 2026
With fascinating ease, Lucas Bergandi dances across the tightrope—where others begin to waver, that is where the stage begins for him. He has mastered the art of balance like few others. Dance and acrobatics merge in his performance into a poetic whole, marked by technical perfection. With breathtaking control of his body, he sets new standards.
Let yourself be swept away by his dance moves, fluid transitions, and graceful pirouettes. We are thrilled to welcome this wonderful artist to the Tigerpalast for the first time.
Welcome to the Tigerpalast!
Csaba Méhes
September 17, 2026 – December 20, 2026
Theater, pantomime, and comedy: Csaba Méhes from Budapest has traveled the world with these performing arts. He has delighted audiences in every European country, as well as in Australia, Egypt, and Mexico, with his unique caricatures of everyday human life. A man in a suit that’s too short stands on stage, wearing thick glasses and sporting a greasy lock of hair: he puts his foot in his mouth at every turn in his struggle with the violin or the microphone. Csaba Méhes satirizes our human weaknesses and, through his art, triumphs over the embarrassments of everyday life. A genius of variety theater!
Roxana Küwen
DECEMBER. 3, 2026 – FEBRUARY. 28, 2027
Roxana Küwen is one of the most extraordinary and creative performers of our time.
She can actually juggle with her hands and feet at the same time and create incredibly fascinating, amazing patterns and shapes using up to five balls.
Their astonishing and incredibly diverse performances leave us in awe and fill our hearts with wonder—now, for the first time, at the Tigerpalast as well.
Misha Usov
DECEMBER 24, 2026 – FEBRUARY 28, 2027
An unusual, quiet clown who celebrates his “performances” with a wonderful blend of absurd, whimsical humor and tender melancholy. With a dreamy, mischievous smile, he presents comical and enchanting juggling acts unlike anything you’ve ever seen.
Molly Saudek & Florent Blondeau
October 10, 2024 – December 1, 2024 &
January 9, 2025 – March 2, 2025
2 World-Renowned Tightrope Artists
Many fans of the performing arts still remember the legendary tightrope opera “Le Fil sous la Neige,” presented by the Tigerpalast at the opening of the Kulturforum Rhein Main in August 2009 at the Bockenheimer Depot. Thanks to this world-class production, featuring the outstanding tightrope walkers of our time, the Tigerpalast is welcoming some distinguished guests this year:
Molly Saudek and Florent Blondeau, the exceptional performers of this one-of-a-kind tightrope act, will grace our stage in various formations—as soloists and as a duo—during the upcoming revue. These two distinct personalities on the tightrope, closely united by their passion for their breathtaking art, will captivate us right here in the heart of the historic ballroom.
alternately
Marcus Jeroch
Verbal Acrobatics
September 17–27, 2026, November 1, 2026, November 7–8, 2026
November 26–December 6, 2026, January 14–24, 2027
Marcus Jeroch, a verbal acrobat, presents the artistic program at the Tigerpalast with texts by Ernst Jandl and Friedhelm Kändler. Wild cascades of words, juggling with language—and with balls—all presented in the tailcoat of a master of ceremonies. Subtle wordplay, a madcap journey through the German language, brought to life in an exciting way for a captivated audience. Marcus Jeroch confuses and entertains with the pure poetry of words, making him the ideal host for international artistic performances at the Tigerpalast.
Alix Dudel
CHANSON
Oct. 29–31, 26; Nov. 5–6, 26;
Dec. 10–27, 26; Feb. 11–14, 27
Cheeky and funny, soulful, charming, and irresistible—that’s how Alix Dudel presents the world stars of variety theater—and herself. In the style of the classic “diseuse,” full of irony and elegance, she becomes the ideal hostess and a cult figure of the Tigerpalast revues through the songs and lyrics of Friedhelm Kändler.
She presents her programs—chansons, poetry, and music—with excellent musicians; most recently, a magnificent tribute to the Polish poet and Nobel Prize in Literature laureate Wisława Szymborska.
Loved by international performers and admired by an amazed, captivated audience, she opens the variety show: “May I come through?” she sings as she floats across the hall onto the stage—and the show begins …
Anna Krämer
CHANSON
Oct. 22–25, 2026; Nov. 12–22, 2026;
Feb. 18–28, 2027
Praised by the press as a “powerful woman with a commanding voice, a witty vamp, an all-around talent, a theater enthusiast, or a musical diva with a voice that gives you goosebumps,” Anna Krämer covers a wide range of (vocal) registers.
Her voice, her sense of humor, her charm, her versatility, and plenty of homemade treats. She always points the finger directly at herself—and in doing so, strikes right at the heart and soul.
The consummate entertainer and “Beauty of Mannheim” sings the songs of her life with poetic imagery and infectious energy, slips effortlessly into any character, and loves to break the mold by transcending musical genres and reinventing herself—from a gentle chansonnière to a rock diva.
Ewunia
CHANSON
Oct. 2–18, 26; Dec. 31, 26–Jan. 10, 27;
Jan. 28, 27–Feb. 7, 27
Warsaw and Paris are the two cities that define this chanson singer, actress, and author.
With her versatile voice, Ewunia (Ewa Adamusinska-Vouland) succeeds in embodying both cultures and bringing them to life on stage. With her touching personality and great charm, she sings and performs world-famous chansons by Edith Piaf, Charles Aznavour, Jacques Brel, and Serge Gainsbourg.
She has been living in a small village in southern France since 2004. In Paris, she developed new, successful musical formats with pianist and composer Yves Dupuis. Ewunia sings with captivating conviction in Polish and French.
Margareta first met her in one of Paris's legendary basement theaters, and Ewunia was captivated by the Tigerpalast stage.
In 2023, Ewunia was honored with the French cultural award “CYRANOS” for best musical program for her chanson program “Paris-Warsaw.”
Ewunia touches people's hearts!
Tigerpalast Variety Orchestra
Our spectacular variety orchestra will accompany you throughout the evening.
Jochen Schnell
Nov. 7, 2024 – Nov. 10, 2024
Jochen Schell is one of the few German variety artists whose creative influence extends worldwide. An avant-garde juggler who has been captivated since 1988 by the legendary Japanese spinning top artist Koma Zuru, he has developed, as an artistic innovator, special spinning tops of various shapes and sizes, which he makes “dance” on stage in mesmerizing displays. In the style of a mysterious Japanese master, Jochen Schell presents his one-of-a-kind spinning top show at the Tigerpalast: surprising images from a magical, mysterious world of movement.
On stage, Jochen Schell breathes life into his props, creating images brimming with vivid emotions. He is a great creative force in the world of modern variety arts.
Tickets
OUR SHOW TIMES
Thursday:
(starting Oct. 15, 2026)
1st Show 5:00 p.m. Dinner · 7:00 p.m. Show · Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
2nd Show 7:30 p.m. Dinner · 10:00 p.m. Show · Doors open at 9:30 p.m.
Friday + Saturday:
1st Show 5:00 p.m. Dinner · 7:00 p.m. Show · Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
2nd Show 7:30 p.m. Dinner · 10:00 p.m. Show · Doors open at 9:30 p.m.
Sunday:
1st Show 4:30 p.m. Show · Doors open at 3:30 p.m. · Dinner to follow at 6:15 p.m.
2nd Show 5:00 p.m. Dinner · 7:30 p.m. Show · Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
New Year's Eve:
1st Show 5:00 p.m. Dinner · 8:00 p.m. Show · Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
2nd Show 8:30 p.m. Dinner · 12:05 a.m. Show · Doors open at 11:00 p.m.
Drinks & Snacks Variations
Enjoy our variety show in an unparalleled atmosphere, accompanied by exquisite drinks and fine snacks.
Our menu offers a diverse selection of drinks as well as delicious snack options—perfectly tailored for an enjoyable evening at the Tigerpalast.
