BlöZinger: Like in the Zoo

"Like in the Zoo" is an evening of cabaret by the duo BlöZinger, which dissects the relationship between humans and animals in a humorous and absurd way. The two artists combine precise observations with surreal twists and question the roles of observer and observed.

At the heart of the show are bizarre stories: a man fights a stone marten with a Swiss Army knife, a postman named Hubert "burns" briefly – fortunately only metaphorically – and a self-built stone marten trap powered by an electric car causes confusion. Alongside these are a tree named Bertl, who has been waiting in the forest for thirty years, smoking young deer, and philosophical cave paintings. The show thrives on moments where the everyday suddenly tips into the absurd – all without elaborate stage technology, just two chairs and plenty of wit.

At the end, the question remains: Who is actually observing whom? And is humanity really the pinnacle of creation? BlöZinger create an evening that encourages both reflection and laughter.