Fabian Unteregger (* 28. März 1977 in Zürich) is a Swiss comedian and moderator.
Fabian Unteregger graduated from ETH Zurich with a MSc in Food Science in 2003 and received his ETH teaching credential in 2004. From 2008 to 2014, he studied human medicine at the University of Zurich. He received his doctorate in medicine in 2017.
Unteregger can be found in theater sports, as an impersonator, or as a presenter on various stages. He imitates well-known Swiss personalities from politics and sports. In 2007, he answered viewer questions once a week on Radio Top as National Councilor Christoph Mörgeli. In 2008, he became known to a broad national audience with appearances on the Swiss TV satire show Giacobbo/Müller on SF 1. In addition to Mörgeli, he also parodies other Swiss personalities such as Roger Federer, Köbi Kuhn, and Moritz Leuenberger, the latter in his weekly radio column Moritz explains German on Radio 24 and Capital FM. From 2009, he toured cabaret stages in German-speaking Switzerland with his first solo show Showbiss. Since July 4, 2013, he has also been a weekly presenter of the TV comedy show Metzgete – Heiteres Prominentenraten on SRF 1. His second stage show premiered on October 7, 2015.
- 2005, 2007: Second place at the Swiss Theater Sports Championships (with Improvenös)
- 2008: European Theater Sports Champion[2]
- 2008: Winner of Best of Swiss Web Gold, Best Football Marketing Site (for Natifans.ch)[3]
- 2016: Prix Walo in the Comedy category
In December 2010, Fabian Unteregger organized the first “Christmas Medical Lecture” at the University of Zurich for the benefit of the ALS Association Switzerland and was subsequently appointed its ambassador.