While the original Krystallpalast was tragically destroyed in 1943, its spirit of world-class comedy and variety lives on today in Leipzig’s vibrant theatre scene .
The were a legendary vocal ensemble active between 1889 and 1938 . They were a cornerstone of the historic Krystallpalast Leipzig , which was once the largest entertainment venue in Germany.
The original Krystallpalast was an architectural marvel of glass and iron, seating up to 1,800 guests.
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One of their most iconic and humorous performance pieces was the character study of the (Orchestra Attendant "Tuning Fork"). This act typically satirized the self-important or clumsy nature of a stagehand or orchestral assistant in a way that resonated with the variety-show audiences of the era. Proposed Social Media Post
Between 1889 and 1938, the were the kings of entertainment in the city. Their most beloved act, the "Orchesterdiener Stimmgabel," brought down the house at the historic Krystallpalast Varieté with its sharp wit and musical parody.
You can still experience the magic of modern variety shows at the rebuilt Krystallpalast Varieté Leipzig on Magazingasse.
A world-renowned vocal ensemble founded by Richard Klein.