Franz Hohler
Franz Hohler is a Swiss author, comedian, and performer born in Olten.
After studying at the University of Zurich, he abandoned his studies to pursue a career in the arts.
Hohler's diverse body of work includes cabaret programs, plays, films, television productions, children's books, short stories, and novels.
He often collaborates with other artists and is known for his political engagement and storytelling prowess.
Hohler frequently accompanies himself on the cello during performances.
He lives in Zurich with his wife, Ursula Nagel, and has two sons.
Hohler is recognized for his sharp wit and humor, receiving the Kassel Literary Prize for Grotesque Humor in 2002.
