Volksoper Vienna – Schedule, Program & Tickets
08
We 18:00
Die Lustige Witwe
Franz Lehár
Franz Lehár
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At the end of 1905, “Die lustige Witwe” celebrated its world premiere in the Theater an der Wien and thus began its triumphal march around the world: Performances in Hamburg and Berlin, in London and on Broadway soon followed. "The Merry Widow" is one of the most played operettas ever.
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09
Th 19:00
Lady in the Dark
Kurt Weill
Kurt Weill
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Kurt Weill's musically and dramaturgically extraordinary piece “Lady in the Dark” unites two opposing poles: the world of the greatest possible inwardness, psychoanalysis, and that of maximum superficiality, the fashion industry. Burnout shakes the life of successful businesswoman Liza Elliott, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine. Tormented by symptoms of stress, she seeks help from Doctor Brooks, a psychoanalyst. Without hesitation, this one encourages Liza to have her first therapy session, which brings to mind a song from childhood ...
10
Fr 19:00
Die Fledermaus
Johann Strauß
Johann Strauß
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Nowhere else is "Die Fledermaus" as at home as at the Vienna Volksoper. First performed in Vienna in 1874, Johann Strauss' masterpiece is regarded as the highlight of the golden operetta era.
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11
Sa 19:00
Die Lustige Witwe
Franz Lehár
Franz Lehár
- Not available -
At the end of 1905, “Die lustige Witwe” celebrated its world premiere in the Theater an der Wien and thus began its triumphal march around the world: Performances in Hamburg and Berlin, in London and on Broadway soon followed. "The Merry Widow" is one of the most played operettas ever.
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12
Su 17:00
Hänsel und Gretel
Engelbert Humperdinck
Engelbert Humperdinck
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Karl Dönch's production of Engelbert Humperdinck's fairy tale opera has lost none of its fascination over the years! The children of the poor broom-maker, Peter, break the jug while snacking on the precious cream and, out of sheer desperation, are sent by their mother into the forest, where 14 angels watch their sleep, but also the wicked crispy witch lurks.
Kurt Weill's musically and dramaturgically extraordinary piece “Lady in the Dark” unites two opposing poles: the world of the greatest possible inwardness, psychoanalysis, and that of maximum superficiality, the fashion industry. Burnout shakes the life of successful businesswoman Liza Elliott, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine. Tormented by symptoms of stress, she seeks help from Doctor Brooks, a psychoanalyst. Without hesitation, this one encourages Liza to have her first therapy session, which brings to mind a song from childhood ...
The tear devil feeds on the voices of kidnapped children. Antonia bravely resists and finds her allies in the silent servant Jonathan and the two bats Toby and Roby. Together they discover mysterious processes in the castle and the omniscient primal stocking. But how do you get him to talk? Will they manage to free the other children?
Nowhere else is "Die Fledermaus" as at home as at the Vienna Volksoper. First performed in Vienna in 1874, Johann Strauss' masterpiece is regarded as the highlight of the golden operetta era.
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This ballet is not an ascension, but shows in a powerful language of movement anchored on the floor, how much a person standing in the middle of life is always turned towards the shadow of dying. But this dance piece also knows moments of indescribable lightness: in the joyful leaps, the subtle exploration of balances or the filigree discovery of the divine in the human being.
17
Fr 11:00
Hänsel und Gretel
Engelbert Humperdinck
Engelbert Humperdinck
- Not available -
Karl Dönch's production of Engelbert Humperdinck's fairy tale opera has lost none of its fascination over the years! The children of the poor broom-maker, Peter, break the jug while snacking on the precious cream and, out of sheer desperation, are sent by their mother into the forest, where 14 angels watch their sleep, but also the wicked crispy witch lurks.
Kurt Weill's musically and dramaturgically extraordinary piece “Lady in the Dark” unites two opposing poles: the world of the greatest possible inwardness, psychoanalysis, and that of maximum superficiality, the fashion industry. Burnout shakes the life of successful businesswoman Liza Elliott, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine. Tormented by symptoms of stress, she seeks help from Doctor Brooks, a psychoanalyst. Without hesitation, this one encourages Liza to have her first therapy session, which brings to mind a song from childhood ...
As every year, the Volksoper gets in the mood for the Christmas holidays with a cheerfully contemplative and festive program at the Christmas concert on the fourth Sunday of Advent.
Conductor: Alfred Eschwé
Conductor: Alfred Eschwé
As every year, the Volksoper gets in the mood for the Christmas holidays with a cheerfully contemplative and festive program at the Christmas concert on the fourth Sunday of Advent.
Conductor: Alfred Eschwé
Conductor: Alfred Eschwé
This ballet is not an ascension, but shows in a powerful language of movement anchored on the floor, how much a person standing in the middle of life is always turned towards the shadow of dying. But this dance piece also knows moments of indescribable lightness: in the joyful leaps, the subtle exploration of balances or the filigree discovery of the divine in the human being.
The tear devil feeds on the voices of kidnapped children. Antonia bravely resists and finds her allies in the silent servant Jonathan and the two bats Toby and Roby. Together they discover mysterious processes in the castle and the omniscient primal stocking. But how do you get him to talk? Will they manage to free the other children?
Karl Dönch's production of Engelbert Humperdinck's fairy tale opera has lost none of its fascination over the years! The children of the poor broom-maker, Peter, break the jug while snacking on the precious cream and, out of sheer desperation, are sent by their mother into the forest, where 14 angels watch their sleep, but also the wicked crispy witch lurks.
Karl Dönch's production of Engelbert Humperdinck's fairy tale opera has lost none of its fascination over the years! The children of the poor broom-maker, Peter, break the jug while snacking on the precious cream and, out of sheer desperation, are sent by their mother into the forest, where 14 angels watch their sleep, but also the wicked crispy witch lurks.
Kurt Weill's musically and dramaturgically extraordinary piece “Lady in the Dark” unites two opposing poles: the world of the greatest possible inwardness, psychoanalysis, and that of maximum superficiality, the fashion industry. Burnout shakes the life of successful businesswoman Liza Elliott, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine. Tormented by symptoms of stress, she seeks help from Doctor Brooks, a psychoanalyst. Without hesitation, this one encourages Liza to have her first therapy session, which brings to mind a song from childhood ...
This ballet is not an ascension, but shows in a powerful language of movement anchored on the floor, how much a person standing in the middle of life is always turned towards the shadow of dying. But this dance piece also knows moments of indescribable lightness: in the joyful leaps, the subtle exploration of balances or the filigree discovery of the divine in the human being.
The tear devil feeds on the voices of kidnapped children. Antonia bravely resists and finds her allies in the silent servant Jonathan and the two bats Toby and Roby. Together they discover mysterious processes in the castle and the omniscient primal stocking. But how do you get him to talk? Will they manage to free the other children?
Karl Dönch's production of Engelbert Humperdinck's fairy tale opera has lost none of its fascination over the years! The children of the poor broom-maker, Peter, break the jug while snacking on the precious cream and, out of sheer desperation, are sent by their mother into the forest, where 14 angels watch their sleep, but also the wicked crispy witch lurks.
Kurt Weill's musically and dramaturgically extraordinary piece “Lady in the Dark” unites two opposing poles: the world of the greatest possible inwardness, psychoanalysis, and that of maximum superficiality, the fashion industry. Burnout shakes the life of successful businesswoman Liza Elliott, editor-in-chief of Allure magazine. Tormented by symptoms of stress, she seeks help from Doctor Brooks, a psychoanalyst. Without hesitation, this one encourages Liza to have her first therapy session, which brings to mind a song from childhood ...
Nowhere else is "Die Fledermaus" as at home as at the Vienna Volksoper. First performed in Vienna in 1874, Johann Strauss' masterpiece is regarded as the highlight of the golden operetta era.
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Nowhere else is "Die Fledermaus" as at home as at the Vienna Volksoper. First performed in Vienna in 1874, Johann Strauss' masterpiece is regarded as the highlight of the golden operetta era.
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