The 3 hairdressers
| the three barbers | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Music cabaret |
| founding | 1998 |
| Website | http://www.dreifriseure.com |
| Current occupation | |
Singing, string and brass instruments |
Dr. Love |
Singing, string and percussion instruments |
Mc Katz |
Singing, string and woodwind instruments |
Barbasacco |
The 3 hairdressers are a music cabaret formation from Austria . The trio was founded in 1998 as a serious street music band in Vienna and has consisted of Dr. Love (Stefan Beer), Mc Katz (Daniel Amann) and Barbasacco (Bernhard Widerin). Meanwhile, textual and musical improvisations as well as waving Maneki Nekos are among the most important components of their live performances. The 3 hairdressers describe their style as "self-entertainment band" or as "music-trash-cabaret". The name of the trio was given by a poster of the formation The Three Tenors . Her music videos, for example the titles "Parikmaher" and "Ruki Vverh", enjoy great popularity on YouTube, especially in the Russian-speaking world.
Her first full-length cabaret program was called Superhorror and premiered in 2007 at the Theater am Saumarkt in Feldkirch .
We are the world is the title of her second 3 hairdressing program. Here the trio presents itself as a dysfunctional band, whose quarreling members present a second program purely because of the money. We are the world was first performed in February 2011 in the Kammgarn culture workshop in Hard .
The third program of the three hairdressers received the title Hats off and was performed publicly for the first time in 2015 in the Theater am Saumarkt in Feldkirch . Hats off addresses the age of the actors and their struggle for their position in the music business.
In April 2018, the 3 hairdressers play the fourth program for the first time, entitled Now with funny! The first step is the management of the hairdressers, who want to condemn the three protagonists to political correctness, less critical songs and more humor, including jokes.
Awards
- 2007: Bierstindl-Kleinkunströhre
- 2008: Freistädter Frischling (audience award)
- 2008: Grazer Kleinkunstvogel (audience and jury award)