Dan Knopper enthusiastic: An evening full of humor in the Salon Klaus

Dan Knopper enthusiastic: An evening full of humor in the Salon Klaus

Dan Knopper, the talented cabaret artist from Styria, has again proven with his second solo program "Salon Klaus" that he can captivate the audience with his mixture of music and acting talent. In the sold -out theater on the Alsergrund, he presented a colorful bouquet of bizarre characters and humorous anecdotes last November evening.

"Klaus is not there. Take do with me", Knopper opens his program and invites the spectators to make a trip through the turned world of his figures. After the success of his first program "Salon Sieglinde", "Salon Klaus" is the logical sequel that takes a unique view of everyday chaos in Austria.

The art of transformation

The performance is an impressive one-man show in which Knopper brings his characters to life by rapidly changing wigs and guard. So he slips into the roles of different types, with his acting flexibility and musical skills come into its own. The first half of the program focuses on a humorous piece over the maypole, using numerous characteristic dialects and postures.

The scene at the Billa cash register is particularly memorable, in which the audience is drawn into the outrage of the waiting customers. This mixture of sketch and song could develop into a hit on platforms such as YouTube, as the fitting comments of the waiting people were artfully arranged by his humor colleague Raffael Wagner. In this part of the show, the audience can even loudly express their own frustration, which leads to a special connection between Knopper and the audience.

musical diversity and social criticism

Knopper also inspires with musical performances, including an amusing version of "The Boxer", in which the well -known refrain is converted into the Villach dialect. Another highlight of the show is the song "Besame Mucho", which he dealt with humorously by taking on the role of a veterinarian. This mix of different music styles and socially critical elements ensures an entertaining evening.

In the second half of the program, Knopper impresses with a long sketch that is presented in verse form. This part of the evening remains entertaining thanks to its joke and its accessibility and does not become pure poetry. Ultimately, the search for Klaus ends in an unexpected but entertaining way, very different from the famous waiting for Godot.

For fans of cabaret, Knopper’s "Salon Klaus" offers an exciting show that combines both locals and international elements and makes the audience laugh. His upcoming appearances in the coming year are already a hot ticket. Dates are planned in Villach, Linz, Salzburg and Vienna, among others, which proves that Knopper still has a lot on the cabaret stage. For further information you can read details on www.diepresse.com .