As a modern cultural centre with a long tradition, Theater Casino Zug offers a varied and unique theatre and concert programme for Zug and the region. The programme is aimed at a wide audience: from plays, musical theatre, classical concerts, world ...
Bundesordner 26
A satirical review of the year
Paperwork backlog | Bureaucratic red tape | A barrage of punchlines
The Casinotheater Winterthur’s ‘Bundesordner’ has been running since 2008. The successful show has been honoured with, amongst other awards, the coveted Swiss Comedy Award in the ‘Ensemble’ category.
In Zug, too, this cabaret between two cardboard covers has now become an indispensable institution. At the start of each year, a changing ensemble of cabaret artists, verbal acrobats, puppeteers, musicians and singers to satirically revisit the events of the past year and give them a fitting send-off in a sharp-tongued, tongue-in-cheek, bitterly scathing and utterly zany theatre production.
In the legendary and notorious ‘Bundesordner’, of course. To this end, the artists craft a full-length total work of art from numerous sketches, arrangements, songs and contributions. In their usual style, the ‘Bundesordner’ crew will once again get to the bottom of events both big and small in early 2027 with their satirical review of the year 2026: as always, witty, sharp-tongued and wicked!
Duration: approx. 135 mins, including an interval
Language: Swiss German
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Friday, February 05, 2027
19:30 - 21:45 o'clock
CHF 60 / 50 / 40
Concessionary tickets from CHF 15
Written and performed by: Anet Corti, Dominik Muheim, Fine Degen, Jane Mumford, Jess Jochimsen,
Jovana Nikic, Lisa Christ, Pascal Dussex, Resli Burri
Directed by: Fabienne Hadorn
Theater Casino Zug
Artherstrasse 2-4
6300 Zug
+41 (0)41 729 05 05
karten@theatercasino.ch
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The ballroom, theatre hall, restaurant and bar & lounge are wheelchair accessible. Also the toilets. The Small Hall is not wheelchair accessible. A stationary inductive hearing system is installed in both the Theatre Hall and the Festival Hall. There are currently no portable receivers available for hire.


