Sebastian Fritz did not have the happiest entry into cabaret, although it looked like it. As a graduate of the August Everding Theater Academy in 2012, he was initially successful in acting, in theater roles, but also in film and television as a young Swabian farmer, a petty criminal art forger in “Storm of Love” or a top chef suspect in the “Rosenheim Cops”.
Because his penchant for writing and comedy was neglected, Fritz tried out his first solo program “Brutal schön”. And promptly ended up in the newly assembled ensemble of the laughing and shooting society, until then an accolade in cabaret. As soon as the program was finished, Corona came. Infinite deadlocks followed, and when you could finally play again, the parent company slipped into crisis and finally into bankruptcy. So now Fritz is trying to do it alone again. “Are you going before” is the motto now at the premiere in comedy house, when Fritz tells the story of a man who just doesn’t want to get in trouble. Which of course doesn’t work because of that.
Sebastian Fritz, Thursday, May 18, 8 p.m., Lustspielhaus, Occamstraße 8, www.lustspielhaus.de