• croatiantimes.com
• romaniantimes.at
• salzburgtimes.at
• viennatimes.at
• austrianindependent.com

Today

• Vienna - VESCC English Catholic Mass
• Vienna - Unknown Underground
• Vienna - Cats
• Vienna - Andy Warhol
• Vienna - Laser Tag

© www.pertramer.at / Ingo Pertramer

16. 03. 10. - 14:00

• more Panorama news
• RSS Feed Panorama

16. 03. 10. - 14:00

Palfrader and Scheuba to get the dirty job done at Volkstheater

An acclaimed cabaret stage show featuring TV star Robert Palfrader will be performed at the Volkstheater Vienna this Saturday.

"Männer furs Grobe" (Men for Dirty Jobs) by Florian Scheuba, which features Scheuba and Palfrader on stage, went on several sold-out tours throughout the country after premiering in 2008.

Critics hailed the satirical stage show as a "rare sophisticated delight".

Scheuba is a former member of "Die Hektiker", Austria’s most successful comedy group, while Palfrader is currently starring at the Volkstheater in a new version of Franz Molnar’s play "Liliom".

Palfrader is one of Austria’s most popular TV comedy personalities since acting as "Emperor Robert Heinrich I" in ORF late night show "Wir sind Kaiser" (We are Emperor) which ended last week after four seasons.

The "Männer furs Grobe" tour continues next month with a performance in Klosterneuburg on 27 April.

See www.maennerfuersgrobe.at for further dates, and visit www.volkstheater.at or call +43 1 521 11-400 to buy tickets for the Volkstheater performance on 20 March.

Austrian Times

Related articles: Vienna focus

1. Knoflacher emphasises pedestrian zones' economic effects

   » General News 2012-05-24

   A renowned traffic planner has stressed that shop owners are generally appreciating the introduction of pedestrian zones.

2. FW turnover takes off

   » Business 2012-05-24

   Austria’s biggest airport has managed to increase its profit.

3. Vienna road toll on the agenda again

   » General News 2012-05-22

   The Vienna Greens are risking a coalition-internal conflict by calling for a city toll.

more related articles tagged "Vienna focus"

Related articles: theatre & literature

1. Best of the bookshelf in May

   » Panorama 2012-05-22

   The Austrian Times has once again searched the book publishing market of German-speaking Europe to list some of the most interesting releases of the past weeks and months.

2. Supancic sets sails

   » Panorama 2012-05-18

   Mike Supancic is touring Austria.

3. 'The Dictator' besieges Vienna

   » Panorama 2012-05-15

   Tim Burton’s new film and a satirical comedy are now on at the Burgkino Vienna.

more related articles tagged "theatre & literature"

Coalition accelerates anti-corruption ambitions
The government is intensifying its attempts to pass a transparency package in parliament.

Küng tackles Schüller group
Another top-tier representative of the Austrian Church has warned the Preachers’ Initiative from consequences.

BMW and Porsche seized by bold burglars
Crooks broke into a house and stole the keys to two valuable cars early Thursday morning while the residents were sleeping.

Pecik defends TA engagement
Telekom Austria (TA) investor Ronny Pecik has declared himself a team player.

Lightning strikes two workers
Two construction workers at the new Westbahnhof train station were hospitalised after being struck by lightning.

Mayor land fraud allegations
Prosecutors are investigating the mayor of Innervillgraten in Eastern Tyrol over allegations of irregularities in a sale of land that he authorised to another local council member.

Infra red heating takes off
A new heating system from a Burgenland company that operates with energy-saving, efficient, infra-red light is heating the market up.

Games night hits Vienna
Six Vienna game clubs open their doors tonight for a night full of games including Chess, Go or Tarock. The evening is meant both as a night of playing these games for enthusiasts, as well as learning them for novices.

Silly parkers road rage rampage
A serial bad parker in Graz added resisting arrest and going on the run to his crimes when police went to arrest him for notching up almost 100 parking tickets in the southern city of Graz.

Knoflacher emphasises pedestrian zones' economic effects
A renowned traffic planner has stressed that shop owners are generally appreciating the introduction of pedestrian zones.

Jobs in Austria