Kabarett: Gregor Seberg – „Schatzkiste“

When Gregor Seberg opens his “treasure chest”, a lot comes to light: cherished figures, personal stories, quirky observations, and plenty of room for spontaneous ideas. On Friday, November 20, 2026, at 7:30 p.m., the well-known actor and cabaret artist will be a guest with his best-of program in the Josef-Baumann-Saal.

After five solo cabaret programs, Gregor Seberg has gathered some of his personal stage finds for “treasure chest”. Among them is Gérard, who, as a Frenchman, naturally knows how to talk about love. Seberg also takes his audience into his favorite federal state – which can change from day to day – reminisces about his first kiss, and lets the researcher in him speak as well. A special role is played by his lucky animal, the honey badger, to which one of his earlier programs was already dedicated.

However, “treasure chest” is not a classic retrospective of past programs. Because Gregor Seberg would not be Gregor Seberg if everything went exactly according to plan every night. New topics are repeatedly picked up, dissected, reassembled, and viewed from a different perspective. Above all, the improvisation and the interaction with the audience ensure that no evening is exactly like the other. This spontaneity has been one of the special strengths of the cabaret artist for many years.

Gregor Seberg was born in 1967 in Graz and initially studied German studies and theater sciences for a few semesters before completing an acting training at the Vienna Conservatory. Since the end of the 1980s, he has worked as an actor, director, and author. He became known to a wide television audience primarily through his role as Lieutenant Colonel Helmuth Nowak in the ORF/ZDF series “SOKO Donau/Wien”, in which he appeared from 2006 to 2017. He also showcased his comedic side in productions such as “Schlawiner” and “Bösterreich” as well as in the films “Pulled Pork” and “Rehragout Rendezvous”.

Since 2005, Seberg has also been performing as a cabaret artist. Following programs like “What Women Really Want!”, “Oh, My Austria?!”, “Are You Afraid, Mayer?”, “Honey Badger” and “Wonder Boy”, his best-of “treasure chest” followed. In addition to acting and cabaret, Seberg also works as a speaker and regularly lends his voice to television productions such as “Universum” or “Heimatleuchten”.

With “treasure chest”, the audience in the Josef-Baumann-Saal can expect an evening that combines well-known highlights from Gregor Seberg's cabaret work with new, spontaneous moments – and during which one can never quite know which treasure the cabaret artist will pull out next.

Tickets for Gregor Seberg – “treasure chest” are available at the municipal office of Wagna, online at wagna.fairticket.at and www.oeticket.com, as well as at all Ö-Ticket advance booking offices.