How long does the comedy show last?

The program lasts about 100 to 110 minutes including a short break.

Is there an age recommendation?

The solo is aimed at an adult audience; recommendation from 16 years.

When is the admission?

Admission usually begins 60 minutes before the start; exact information will follow with the final venue details.

How do I get tickets?

Once the presale is activated, booking will be done online via regional ticket portals; the link will be updated here.

Is the event barrier-free?

Information will follow; barrier-free seats will be announced after venue confirmation.

Are there parking options?

Information about parking and public transport connections will follow with the final venue announcement.

Testament in Amberg: Palfrader surprises, moves, and makes Amberg laugh

Name: Robert Palfrader – Testament
Start: 2026-04-10T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-11T00:00:00+02:00
Location: wird bekannt gegeben

Testament in Amberg: Robert Palfrader shares his legacy through punchlines

Austria's satire monarch of hearts comes to Amberg with his solo program 'Testament'. Between fine mockery and sparks of humor, Robert Palfrader delivers a laugh experience about last things – with a lot of life in it. Stand-up meets cabaret, timing meets depth: a comedy atmosphere that crackles.

What’s it about? Handing over the spoon – but please with announcement

Palfrader dissects the big theme of legacy: What remains when the curtain falls? His reflections on 'handing over the spoon' turn into a revue of biting observations, scenic miniatures, and razor-sharp punchlines. One rests in peace – and is still heard loud from the last resting place.

Stage presence with imperial know-how

Known as Robert Heinrich I. from 'Wir sind Kaiser', Palfrader brings his distinctive stage presence and precise timing to Amberg. He mixes political satire, everyday grotesque, and warm human perspectives into chains of punchlines that hit home. The audience reacts with contagious laughter as he pokes fun at heirs, memories, and vanities.

Humor styles that interlink

Between cabaret and stand-up, Palfrader quickly switches tones: dry sarcasm, role changes, audience interaction. The sound: linguistic-musical, with pauses that crackle. The stage technology remains lean – focus on text, timing, interaction.

Voices of the fans

The reactions online are clear: Robert Palfrader makes his fans laugh.

Instagram: 'I can hardly wait to see Palfrader live again – the man writes testaments in jokes!'
Facebook: 'His timing is royal. Pack tissues – for tear management from laughing.'

Conclusion

An evening for all those who love satire and seek humor with attitude. 'Testament' offers conscious laughter, clear thoughts, and that special reverberation that only quiets down in the foyer. Experience it live now – before the best jokes are inherited.