Läubli Margrit

Margrit Läubli completed her ballet training at the Zurich Opera House and trained as an actress in Zurich. Her first engagement was as a dancer at the Stadttheater Basel. Under the direction of Hans Macke, she danced for five years in the corps de ballet of the Stadttheater Zurich until 1950. A scholarship enabled her to continue her ballet studies in Paris.

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Margrit Läubli appeared as an actress in the last two programs of Cabaret Cornichon and then became a member of Cabaret Fédéral, where she met her future husband César Keiser. From 1964, the cabaret duo Keiser-Läubli put on joint performances, for which Margrit Läubli was responsible as producer and designer of the so-called Opus programs. Almost all of these award-winning programs premiered at the Theater am Hechtplatz in Zurich, subsequently went on tour in Switzerland and were also seen as guest performances in Germany, Washington and New York.