Der Schmähführer

Paul Pizzera ist nach eigener Beschreibung "Schmähführer mit Augenzwinkern". Das kreative Umfeld im Germanistik-Studium ebnete dem Kabarettisten den Weg auf die Bühne. Foto: Moritz Schell

Kabarettist Paul Pizzera hat während seines Studiums an der Karl-Franzens-Universität erste Bühnenluft geschnuppert.

Paul Pizzera ist derzeit der steirische Kabarett-Shooting-Star. Seine Auftritte sind bereits Monate im Voraus ausgebucht. Den Grundstein für seine Karriere legte er bei Poetry-Slam-Teilnahmen während des Germanistik-Studiums. Ein ausführliches Porträt bodenständigen Satirikers bringt die aktuelle Ausgabe der UNIZEIT.

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