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Apokalypse Miau

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Seien Sie herzlich willkommen in Ihrem Theater! Die alljährliche Preisverleihung des wohl bedeutendsten Theaterpreises steht an! Der rote Teppich bis zur Straße ausgerollt
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Goldonis Meisterwerk ist eines der berühmtesten Stücke der Theaterliteratur und gilt als Höhepunkt und Weiterentwicklung der Commedia dell’arte: voller Verwechslungen, Verkleidungen und Verwirrungen. Regie führt der italienische Spezialist für Lachsalven, Bühnen-Anarchie und Schauspiel-Virtuosität Antonio Latella.
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Raphaela Edelbauer's celebrated Vienna novel THE INCOMMENSURABLES - on the longlist for the German Book Prize 2023 - reads like a road movie through the capital of the disintegrating Habsburg monarchy on the eve of the First World War...
Director Luk Perceval is tackling a new, monumental Shakespearean undertaking 25 years after his spectacular BATTLES!, the legendary twelve-hour “Shakespeare Madness” (Die Zeit) at the Salzburg Festival, which brought together the eight royal dramas of the Wars of the Roses into one work: Shakespeare's Roman tragedies merged into a famous and complex work.
A spaceship glides through space. The crew: half human, half robots..
Finally: Ödön von Horváth's wonderful, far too rarely performed, eerily beautiful crime comedy can be seen in a new production on a major Viennese stage after more than a quarter of a century. The film is directed by Anna Bergmann, known for her complex portraits of female roles.
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„deutschen sprach sein ein kulturensprach / sein ein alt alt kulturensprach. deutschen literaturen sein ein kulturenliteraturen / ein ganz groß kulturenliteraturen.“
Director Luk Perceval is tackling a new, monumental Shakespearean undertaking 25 years after his spectacular BATTLES!, the legendary twelve-hour “Shakespeare Madness” (Die Zeit) at the Salzburg Festival, which brought together the eight royal dramas of the Wars of the Roses into one work: Shakespeare's Roman tragedies merged into a famous and complex work.
The splendor is gone, the monarchy is gone, even the Prater, Hitler and Haider are gone, no more Felix Austria, no world empire, nothing. In the Natural History Museum, death looks macabrely through all the glass panes of the old display cases, the glass eyes of the dead animals glow. The Viennese are experts in preservation and specialists in appearance. They are hugging taxidermists. And death can look more lively and powerful here than life itself. Franz Joseph, Maria Theresia, Sisi - they all still live here, and the ghosts from Heldenplatz also cheer and scream. The dead walk among us, and they are very lively.