The Comedy Club has enjoyed cult status in the world of comedy for years. Top-notch comedians, parodists, and cabaret artists provide top-notch entertainment with highlights from their repertoires.
Stefan Büsser
Stefan Büsser has become an indispensable part of the Swiss entertainment scene as a comedian, host, and podcaster. Since 2024, he has been hosting the late-night show “Late Night Switzerland” on SRF 1, where he analyzes current topics with a satirical eye and welcomes top-tier guests.
In addition to his work in radio and television, Stefan Büsser has developed his own comedy shows. In 2011, he premiered his first solo show, “Der Büsser,” at the Kaufleuten in Zurich. This was followed by a small Swiss tour before he presented his next show, “AU(R)A,” in 2013. Starting in 2017, Stefan Büsser toured the entire country with his solo show “Masterarbeit.” And with over 300,000 followers on his social media channels, Stefan Büsser is the Swiss comedian with the widest reach.
Fabian Unteregger
Fabian Unteregger, who holds a degree in food engineering from ETH Zurich, is a real treat in the comedy scene.
His talent for parody caused a stir even during basic training, when he addressed the troops over the radio in the captain’s voice. He achieved his nationwide breakthrough in 2008 on “Giacobbo/Müller” with parodies of SVP National Council member Christoph Mörgeli and many other public figures. Soon after, he was performing solo in sold-out shows—all while completing his medical degree. This officially makes him the funniest Swiss doctor.
Every Friday on SRF 3’s “Zum Glück ist Freitag,” Fabian Unteregger dissects the sensitivities of Swiss celebrities and regularly makes house calls throughout the country—now also on the stage of the Comedy Club.
Julia Steiner
She made her debut in May 2022. Shortly thereafter, Julia was a finalist in the Poetry-Slam Championships in Vienna, became the Zurich Poetry-Slam Champion, won the Olten Cabaret Casting, and even took home the Swiss Comedy Award in the “SRF3 Best Comedy Talent 2024” category.
Since last spring, she has been touring Switzerland with her first solo show, “Why You Might Still Be Alive Tomorrow.” Somehow, Julia Steiner has managed to accomplish all of this in just under two years on stage. Anyone who watches her knows why. With her authentic and inviting style, she effortlessly bridges the gap between intelligent writing and comedy.
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