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Landesmeisterschaft im Poetry Slam für Wien und NÖ

Friday, 6/13/2025 at 7:00 PM

Landesmeisterschaft im Poetry Slam für Wien und NÖ

Friday, 6/13/2025
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TEXT Max Smirzitz
DIRECTOR + TEXT EDITING Alexandra Koch
MOVEMENT DIRECTOR Anna Winter
STAGE + SET Karoline Hogl, Sophie Eidenberger
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ACTORS Nora Gall, Victoria Kremer, Johannes Polt, Veronika Rivo, Iris Schmid, Sophie Szklenar, Maya Villarreal

A group of meerkats must first come together and agree on status and positions. Then everything takes its usual course. Tasks are taken on without questioning them, until an irritation creeps in: There are meerkats who suddenly claim to be in the water business, instead of like everyone else in the earth business. And then a rumor about leaders emerges, known only to half the group. There is consensus that action must be taken. Immediately. Efficiently. Consistently. But can someone be excluded for that? Should everyone set new goals? Is a leader needed?

Erdmännchen shows the microcosm of our society with its hierarchies and dynamics. Who sits next to whom in school? Who likes what? Today you are "in" and tomorrow "super embarrassing." Do I want to stand out and risk becoming unpopular, or is it enough for me to be a follower, but safe? Are you a meerkat or not?

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DIRECTING + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Sarah Gaderer
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LIGHT Christopher Corsmann
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TEXT Max Smirzitz
DIRECTOR + TEXT EDITING Alexandra Koch
MOVEMENT DIRECTOR Anna Winter
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ACTORS Nora Gall, Victoria Kremer, Johannes Polt, Veronika Rivo, Iris Schmid, Sophie Szklenar, Maya Villarreal

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Before each U20 Poetry Slam, there is a writing class called "schreib' KLASSE!" at 4:00 PM. Adina Wilcke and her team will guide you in writing and provide tips for your performance at the slam. Participants of the "schreib' KLASSE!" have free admission to the slam!

Hosted by: Adina Wilcke

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7:00 PM

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1/26/2025
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Südpol.Windstill

AUTHOR Armela Madreiter
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STAGE + PROJECTION Vanessa Eder-Messutat
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ACTING Shahrzad Nazarpour, Florian Tröbinger, Johanna Wolff

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PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Barbara Schubert
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ACTORS Klaus Huhle, Sven Kaschte

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CONCEPT makemake produktionen
COMPOSITION + PLAY DEVELOPMENT + PERFORMANCE Simon Dietersdorfer, Martin Hemmer
TEXT VERSION + DRAMATURGY Anita Buchart
CHOREOGRAPHY Martina Rösler
SET DESIGN Flora Besenbäck, Ida Bekič
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COMMUNICATION Birgit Schachner
DIRECTION ASSISTANCE Michèle Tacke
LIGHT Hannes Röbisch
SOUND ENGINEERING Christian Hölzel

The patriarchy destroys itself through its own absurdity.

Starting from the female body, Strömquist traces through human history and shows the excesses of binarity. Simon Dietersdorfer and Martin Hemmer follow the comic's mandate and eliminate themselves as well as the double-edged stereotypes. The rubble of the gender order rains down. From the chaos of destruction, they create new possibilities with drums, electronics, and clever wordplay. As it turns out, it concerns us all. In the dissolution lies the new, and it is eagerly awaited.

Wien

1/29/2025
10:30 AM

Robinson - Meine Insel gehört mir

DIRECTOR Paola Aguilera
AUTHOR Raoul Biltgen
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Barbara Schubert
DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Fidelis Hochstetter
LIGHT Stefan Enderle
INTERNSHIP Julia Falbesoner
ACTORS Klaus Huhle, Sven Kaschte

„Fear of danger is ten thousand times more frightening than danger itself.“
(Daniel Defoe)

Robinson lives on his lonely island. And he is content. He has what he needs and maybe even a little more.
But Robinson is afraid. Not of loneliness, but that someone will come and take his wealth away from him. That’s why he must act before it’s too late. Every day he keeps watch on the beach. He would prefer to build a fence around himself and his island to keep any possible danger away.
And suddenly he discovers footprints in the sand. And one day a stranger manages to reach his island and asks for help. For rescue. For asylum.

A play about the need to preserve what is achieved and the fear of the great unknown stranger who could take something away from you.

The play by Raoul Biltgen was awarded the Dutch-German Children’s and Youth Dramatist Award at the festival “Kaas & Kappes” and was most recently performed at the Tiroler Landestheater and the Theater Konstanz, among others.

Wien

1/30/2025
10:00 AM

Der Ursprung der Welt

CONCEPT makemake produktionen
COMPOSITION + PLAY DEVELOPMENT + PERFORMANCE Simon Dietersdorfer, Martin Hemmer
TEXT VERSION + DRAMATURGY Anita Buchart
CHOREOGRAPHY Martina Rösler
SET DESIGN Flora Besenbäck, Ida Bekič
FINAL DIRECTION Aslı Kışlal
PRODUCTION Julia Haas
COMMUNICATION Birgit Schachner
DIRECTION ASSISTANCE Michèle Tacke
LIGHT Hannes Röbisch
SOUND ENGINEERING Christian Hölzel

The patriarchy destroys itself through its own absurdity.

Starting from the female body, Strömquist traces through human history and shows the excesses of binarity. Simon Dietersdorfer and Martin Hemmer follow the comic's mandate and eliminate themselves as well as the double-edged stereotypes. The rubble of the gender order rains down. From the chaos of destruction, they create new possibilities with drums, electronics, and clever wordplay. As it turns out, it concerns us all. In the dissolution lies the new, and it is eagerly awaited.

Wien

1/30/2025
10:30 AM

Der Ursprung der Welt

CONCEPT makemake produktionen
COMPOSITION + PLAY DEVELOPMENT + PERFORMANCE Simon Dietersdorfer, Martin Hemmer
TEXT VERSION + DRAMATURGY Anita Buchart
CHOREOGRAPHY Martina Rösler
SET DESIGN Flora Besenbäck, Ida Bekič
FINAL DIRECTION Aslı Kışlal
PRODUCTION Julia Haas
COMMUNICATION Birgit Schachner
DIRECTION ASSISTANCE Michèle Tacke
LIGHT Hannes Röbisch
SOUND ENGINEERING Christian Hölzel

The patriarchy destroys itself through its own absurdity.

Starting from the female body, Strömquist traces through human history and shows the excesses of binarity. Simon Dietersdorfer and Martin Hemmer follow the comic's mandate and eliminate themselves as well as the double-edged stereotypes. The rubble of the gender order rains down. From the chaos of destruction, they create new possibilities with drums, electronics, and clever wordplay. As it turns out, it concerns us all. In the dissolution lies the new, and it is eagerly awaited.

Wien

1/30/2025
7:30 PM

Der Ursprung der Welt

CONCEPT makemake produktionen
COMPOSITION + PLAY DEVELOPMENT + PERFORMANCE Simon Dietersdorfer, Martin Hemmer
TEXT VERSION + DRAMATURGY Anita Buchart
CHOREOGRAPHY Martina Rösler
SET DESIGN Flora Besenbäck, Ida Bekič
FINAL DIRECTION Aslı Kışlal
PRODUCTION Julia Haas
COMMUNICATION Birgit Schachner
DIRECTION ASSISTANCE Michèle Tacke
LIGHT Hannes Röbisch
SOUND ENGINEERING Christian Hölzel

The patriarchy destroys itself through its own absurdity.

Starting from the female body, Strömquist traces through human history and shows the excesses of binarity. Simon Dietersdorfer and Martin Hemmer follow the comic's mandate and eliminate themselves as well as the double-edged stereotypes. The rubble of the gender order rains down. From the chaos of destruction, they create new possibilities with drums, electronics, and clever wordplay. As it turns out, it concerns us all. In the dissolution lies the new, and it is eagerly awaited.

Wien

1/31/2025
7:30 PM

Robinson - Meine Insel gehört mir

DIRECTOR Paola Aguilera
AUTHOR Raoul Biltgen
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Barbara Schubert
DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Fidelis Hochstetter
LIGHT Stefan Enderle
INTERNSHIP Julia Falbesoner
ACTORS Klaus Huhle, Sven Kaschte

„Fear of danger is ten thousand times more frightening than danger itself.“
(Daniel Defoe)

Robinson lives on his lonely island. And he is content. He has what he needs and maybe even a little more.
But Robinson is afraid. Not of loneliness, but that someone will come and take his wealth away from him. That’s why he must act before it’s too late. Every day he keeps watch on the beach. He would prefer to build a fence around himself and his island to keep any possible danger away.
And suddenly he discovers footprints in the sand. And one day a stranger manages to reach his island and asks for help. For rescue. For asylum.

A play about the need to preserve what is achieved and the fear of the great unknown stranger who could take something away from you.

The play by Raoul Biltgen was awarded the Dutch-German Children’s and Youth Dramatist Award at the festival “Kaas & Kappes” and was most recently performed at the Tiroler Landestheater and the Theater Konstanz, among others.

Wien

2/1/2025
3:30 PM

Robinson - Meine Insel gehört mir

DIRECTOR Paola Aguilera
AUTHOR Raoul Biltgen
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Barbara Schubert
DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Fidelis Hochstetter
LIGHT Stefan Enderle
INTERNSHIP Julia Falbesoner
ACTORS Klaus Huhle, Sven Kaschte

„Fear of danger is ten thousand times more frightening than danger itself.“
(Daniel Defoe)

Robinson lives on his lonely island. And he is content. He has what he needs and maybe even a little more.
But Robinson is afraid. Not of loneliness, but that someone will come and take his wealth away from him. That’s why he must act before it’s too late. Every day he keeps watch on the beach. He would prefer to build a fence around himself and his island to keep any possible danger away.
And suddenly he discovers footprints in the sand. And one day a stranger manages to reach his island and asks for help. For rescue. For asylum.

A play about the need to preserve what is achieved and the fear of the great unknown stranger who could take something away from you.

The play by Raoul Biltgen was awarded the Dutch-German Children’s and Youth Dramatist Award at the festival “Kaas & Kappes” and was most recently performed at the Tiroler Landestheater and the Theater Konstanz, among others.

Wien

2/2/2025
3:30 PM

Who cares what you wear?

What does a piece of clothing say about who you are and what you think? Who cares what you wear? Two influencers search for what young people know about fashion, identity, and social responsibility. They vlog about fashion trends, waste, and social justice. And what does all of this have to do with climate change?

WHO CARES WHAT YOU WEAR? is a theater and participation project for young people that makes the connections between creativity, fashion, social change, and fair sustainability visible. Through the interaction between actors and the audience, young people are offered opportunities to actively participate in shaping a better future for all. Workshop sessions with fashion designers from Austria will occasionally take place, making the potential for positive change accessible to young people through future-oriented fashion design and creative work.

A production by the AUSTRIAN FASHION ASSOCIATION in co-production with DSCHUNGEL WIEN based on an idea from and in collaboration with FASHIONCLASH (NL) and Mayke Roels (NL).

Direction + Stage Design
Bianca Thomas

Costumes
Lisa Knoll

Video Artist
Vince Varga

Music
David Lipp

Actors
Nele Christoph, Crispin Hausmann

Wien

2/13/2025
10:30 AM

Who cares what you wear?

What does a piece of clothing say about who you are and what you think? Who cares what you wear? Two influencers search for what young people know about fashion, identity, and social responsibility. They vlog about fashion trends, waste, and social justice. And what does all of this have to do with climate change?

WHO CARES WHAT YOU WEAR? is a theater and participation project for young people that makes the connections between creativity, fashion, social change, and fair sustainability visible. Through the interaction between actors and the audience, young people are offered opportunities to actively participate in shaping a better future for all. Workshop sessions with fashion designers from Austria will occasionally take place, making the potential for positive change accessible to young people through future-oriented fashion design and creative work.

A production by the AUSTRIAN FASHION ASSOCIATION in co-production with DSCHUNGEL WIEN based on an idea from and in collaboration with FASHIONCLASH (NL) and Mayke Roels (NL).

Direction + Stage Design
Bianca Thomas

Costumes
Lisa Knoll

Video Artist
Vince Varga

Music
David Lipp

Actors
Nele Christoph, Crispin Hausmann

Wien

2/14/2025
10:30 AM

U20 Landesmeisterschaften im Poetry Slam

Wien

2/14/2025
7:00 PM

Who cares what you wear?

What does a piece of clothing say about who you are and what you think? Who cares what you wear? Two influencers search for what young people know about fashion, identity, and social responsibility. They vlog about fashion trends, waste, and social justice. And what does all of this have to do with climate change?

WHO CARES WHAT YOU WEAR? is a theater and participation project for young people that makes the connections between creativity, fashion, social change, and fair sustainability visible. Through the interaction between actors and the audience, young people are offered opportunities to actively participate in shaping a better future for all. Workshop sessions with fashion designers from Austria will occasionally take place, making the potential for positive change accessible to young people through future-oriented fashion design and creative work.

A production by the AUSTRIAN FASHION ASSOCIATION in co-production with DSCHUNGEL WIEN based on an idea from and in collaboration with FASHIONCLASH (NL) and Mayke Roels (NL).

Direction + Stage Design
Bianca Thomas

Costumes
Lisa Knoll

Video Artist
Vince Varga

Music
David Lipp

Actors
Nele Christoph, Crispin Hausmann

Wien

2/15/2025
4:00 PM

Who cares what you wear?

What does a piece of clothing say about who you are and what you think? Who cares what you wear? Two influencers search for what young people know about fashion, identity, and social responsibility. They vlog about fashion trends, waste, and social justice. And what does all of this have to do with climate change?

WHO CARES WHAT YOU WEAR? is a theater and participation project for young people that makes the connections between creativity, fashion, social change, and fair sustainability visible. Through the interaction between actors and the audience, young people are offered opportunities to actively participate in shaping a better future for all. Workshop sessions with fashion designers from Austria will occasionally take place, making the potential for positive change accessible to young people through future-oriented fashion design and creative work.

A production by the AUSTRIAN FASHION ASSOCIATION in co-production with DSCHUNGEL WIEN based on an idea from and in collaboration with FASHIONCLASH (NL) and Mayke Roels (NL).

Direction + Stage Design
Bianca Thomas

Costumes
Lisa Knoll

Video Artist
Vince Varga

Music
David Lipp

Actors
Nele Christoph, Crispin Hausmann

Wien

2/16/2025
4:00 PM

REGIE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Sarah Gaderer
PERFORMANCE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Emmy Steiner, Mona Matbou Riahi
MUSIC Mona Matbou Riahi
SET DESIGN Michael Haller, Laura-Lee Jacobi
ARTISTIC COLLABORATION Tara Luger
PRODUCTION Julia Haas

Inspired by Ernst Jandl's poem, we meet Otto and his pug and observe them in their very normal yet absurd everyday life. They argue and reconcile, take care of each other and annoy one another. There is a lot of defiance, hopping, making music, and dancing.
But what does the pug want? And what does Otto want? And what do they do when those desires don't align?

A musician and a performer bring the relationship between human and animal to the stage. Following the rhythm of the poem, they tell with a lot of music, humor, and poetry about two who can't live with and can't live without each other. They narrate communication problems, the need for independence, and the longing not to be alone.

Wien

2/16/2025
3:30 PM

REGIE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Sarah Gaderer
PERFORMANCE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Emmy Steiner, Mona Matbou Riahi
MUSIC Mona Matbou Riahi
SET DESIGN Michael Haller, Laura-Lee Jacobi
ARTISTIC COLLABORATION Tara Luger
PRODUCTION Julia Haas

Inspired by Ernst Jandl's poem, we meet Otto and his pug and observe them in their very normal yet absurd everyday life. They argue and reconcile, take care of each other and annoy one another. There is a lot of defiance, hopping, making music, and dancing.
But what does the pug want? And what does Otto want? And what do they do when those desires don't align?

A musician and a performer bring the relationship between human and animal to the stage. Following the rhythm of the poem, they tell with a lot of music, humor, and poetry about two who can't live with and can't live without each other. They narrate communication problems, the need for independence, and the longing not to be alone.

Wien

2/16/2025
11:00 AM

REGIE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Sarah Gaderer
PERFORMANCE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Emmy Steiner, Mona Matbou Riahi
MUSIC Mona Matbou Riahi
SET DESIGN Michael Haller, Laura-Lee Jacobi
ARTISTIC COLLABORATION Tara Luger
PRODUCTION Julia Haas

Inspired by Ernst Jandl's poem, we meet Otto and his pug and observe them in their very normal yet absurd everyday life. They argue and reconcile, take care of each other and annoy one another. There is a lot of defiance, hopping, making music, and dancing.
But what does the pug want? And what does Otto want? And what do they do when those desires don't align?

A musician and a performer bring the relationship between human and animal to the stage. Following the rhythm of the poem, they tell with a lot of music, humor, and poetry about two who can't live with and can't live without each other. They narrate communication problems, the need for independence, and the longing not to be alone.

Wien

2/17/2025
10:00 AM

REGIE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Sarah Gaderer
PERFORMANCE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Emmy Steiner, Mona Matbou Riahi
MUSIC Mona Matbou Riahi
SET DESIGN Michael Haller, Laura-Lee Jacobi
ARTISTIC COLLABORATION Tara Luger
PRODUCTION Julia Haas

Inspired by Ernst Jandl's poem, we meet Otto and his pug and observe them in their very normal yet absurd everyday life. They argue and reconcile, take care of each other and annoy one another. There is a lot of defiance, hopping, making music, and dancing.
But what does the pug want? And what does Otto want? And what do they do when those desires don't align?

A musician and a performer bring the relationship between human and animal to the stage. Following the rhythm of the poem, they tell with a lot of music, humor, and poetry about two who can't live with and can't live without each other. They narrate communication problems, the need for independence, and the longing not to be alone.

Wien

2/18/2025
10:00 AM

REGIE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Sarah Gaderer
PERFORMANCE + PIECE DEVELOPMENT Emmy Steiner, Mona Matbou Riahi
MUSIC Mona Matbou Riahi
SET DESIGN Michael Haller, Laura-Lee Jacobi
ARTISTIC COLLABORATION Tara Luger
PRODUCTION Julia Haas

Inspired by Ernst Jandl's poem, we meet Otto and his pug and observe them in their very normal yet absurd everyday life. They argue and reconcile, take care of each other and annoy one another. There is a lot of defiance, hopping, making music, and dancing.
But what does the pug want? And what does Otto want? And what do they do when those desires don't align?

A musician and a performer bring the relationship between human and animal to the stage. Following the rhythm of the poem, they tell with a lot of music, humor, and poetry about two who can't live with and can't live without each other. They narrate communication problems, the need for independence, and the longing not to be alone.

Wien

2/19/2025
10:00 AM

Ages 2-6
45 minutes (followed by free play)
No language

Themes: Discovery, Art, Baroque, Music Playground, Interaction

A co-production with Concert Office Varaždin / Baroque Evenings Festival + Kliker Festival

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Baroque era!

In the Baroque period, people enjoyed setting up cabinets of curiosities called "Wunderkammern", rooms where they kept wondrous things, curious exhibits, and treasures, "Mirabilia". VRUM Performing Arts Collective creates a cabinet full of wonders, secrets, and surprises and invites everyone from two years old to discover this mysterious universe. Accompanied by music from that time, visitors will delve into a world full of rich colors, intoxicating details, and sublime emotions, playfully exploring the fascinating works of artists like Rubens, Bach, or Handel.

VRUM Performing Arts Collective uses contemporary dance, its energetic language of movements, and figures full of folds and spirals to create a fascinating connection between past and present. Adapted for the youngest audience, it becomes a place of wonder, learning, and inspiring encounters that brings an era to life.

Wien

2/20/2025
10:00 AM

Ages 2-6
45 minutes (followed by free play)
No language

Themes: Discovery, Art, Baroque, Music Playground, Interaction

A co-production with Concert Office Varaždin / Baroque Evenings Festival + Kliker Festival

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Baroque era!

In the Baroque period, people enjoyed setting up cabinets of curiosities called "Wunderkammern", rooms where they kept wondrous things, curious exhibits, and treasures, "Mirabilia". VRUM Performing Arts Collective creates a cabinet full of wonders, secrets, and surprises and invites everyone from two years old to discover this mysterious universe. Accompanied by music from that time, visitors will delve into a world full of rich colors, intoxicating details, and sublime emotions, playfully exploring the fascinating works of artists like Rubens, Bach, or Handel.

VRUM Performing Arts Collective uses contemporary dance, its energetic language of movements, and figures full of folds and spirals to create a fascinating connection between past and present. Adapted for the youngest audience, it becomes a place of wonder, learning, and inspiring encounters that brings an era to life.

Wien

2/21/2025
10:30 AM

Desires & Fears

Wien

2/21/2025
7:30 PM

Farbenreich

3–7 years

45 min.

Without language

Topics: Colors, Creativity, Exploration

A room in black and white. Not a splash of color to be seen anywhere. But how can this be? How wonderful it would be to sink into the yellow of a sunflower, taste the red of raspberry juice, or swim in the blue of the sky. After all, life is only colorful with color! But here, everything is empty, cool, and boring. To fall asleep!

After a dream full of colors, they suddenly appear everywhere: Colorful wooden beads tumble out of a drawer, yellow paint drips into an aquarium, a green meadow appears beneath the floor, and blue cloths float from the ceiling. The colorless emptiness gives way to a surging sea of colors that begins to foam through wind and dance. Let yourself be drawn into the spectacle of moving color splendor!

PRESS VOICE

“Powerful moments that captivate even the smallest theater visitors and make them marvel. Dancer and co-choreographer Maartje Pasman shines as a nimble comedienne as well as a graceful acrobat” (Wiener Zeitung)

Wien

2/21/2025
10:00 AM

Ages 2-6
45 minutes (followed by free play)
No language

Themes: Discovery, Art, Baroque, Music Playground, Interaction

A co-production with Concert Office Varaždin / Baroque Evenings Festival + Kliker Festival

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Baroque era!

In the Baroque period, people enjoyed setting up cabinets of curiosities called "Wunderkammern", rooms where they kept wondrous things, curious exhibits, and treasures, "Mirabilia". VRUM Performing Arts Collective creates a cabinet full of wonders, secrets, and surprises and invites everyone from two years old to discover this mysterious universe. Accompanied by music from that time, visitors will delve into a world full of rich colors, intoxicating details, and sublime emotions, playfully exploring the fascinating works of artists like Rubens, Bach, or Handel.

VRUM Performing Arts Collective uses contemporary dance, its energetic language of movements, and figures full of folds and spirals to create a fascinating connection between past and present. Adapted for the youngest audience, it becomes a place of wonder, learning, and inspiring encounters that brings an era to life.

Wien

2/22/2025
4:00 PM

Farbenreich

3–7 years

45 min.

Without language

Topics: Colors, Creativity, Exploration

A room in black and white. Not a splash of color to be seen anywhere. But how can this be? How wonderful it would be to sink into the yellow of a sunflower, taste the red of raspberry juice, or swim in the blue of the sky. After all, life is only colorful with color! But here, everything is empty, cool, and boring. To fall asleep!

After a dream full of colors, they suddenly appear everywhere: Colorful wooden beads tumble out of a drawer, yellow paint drips into an aquarium, a green meadow appears beneath the floor, and blue cloths float from the ceiling. The colorless emptiness gives way to a surging sea of colors that begins to foam through wind and dance. Let yourself be drawn into the spectacle of moving color splendor!

PRESS VOICE

“Powerful moments that captivate even the smallest theater visitors and make them marvel. Dancer and co-choreographer Maartje Pasman shines as a nimble comedienne as well as a graceful acrobat” (Wiener Zeitung)

Wien

2/22/2025
3:30 PM

Desires & Fears

Wien

2/22/2025
7:30 PM

Ages 2-6
45 minutes (followed by free play)
No language

Themes: Discovery, Art, Baroque, Music Playground, Interaction

A co-production with Concert Office Varaždin / Baroque Evenings Festival + Kliker Festival

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Baroque era!

In the Baroque period, people enjoyed setting up cabinets of curiosities called "Wunderkammern", rooms where they kept wondrous things, curious exhibits, and treasures, "Mirabilia". VRUM Performing Arts Collective creates a cabinet full of wonders, secrets, and surprises and invites everyone from two years old to discover this mysterious universe. Accompanied by music from that time, visitors will delve into a world full of rich colors, intoxicating details, and sublime emotions, playfully exploring the fascinating works of artists like Rubens, Bach, or Handel.

VRUM Performing Arts Collective uses contemporary dance, its energetic language of movements, and figures full of folds and spirals to create a fascinating connection between past and present. Adapted for the youngest audience, it becomes a place of wonder, learning, and inspiring encounters that brings an era to life.

Wien

2/23/2025
10:30 AM

Farbenreich

3–7 years

45 min.

Without language

Topics: Colors, Creativity, Exploration

A room in black and white. Not a splash of color to be seen anywhere. But how can this be? How wonderful it would be to sink into the yellow of a sunflower, taste the red of raspberry juice, or swim in the blue of the sky. After all, life is only colorful with color! But here, everything is empty, cool, and boring. To fall asleep!

After a dream full of colors, they suddenly appear everywhere: Colorful wooden beads tumble out of a drawer, yellow paint drips into an aquarium, a green meadow appears beneath the floor, and blue cloths float from the ceiling. The colorless emptiness gives way to a surging sea of colors that begins to foam through wind and dance. Let yourself be drawn into the spectacle of moving color splendor!

PRESS VOICE

“Powerful moments that captivate even the smallest theater visitors and make them marvel. Dancer and co-choreographer Maartje Pasman shines as a nimble comedienne as well as a graceful acrobat” (Wiener Zeitung)

Wien

2/23/2025
3:30 PM

Ages 2-6
45 minutes (followed by free play)
No language

Themes: Discovery, Art, Baroque, Music Playground, Interaction

A co-production with Concert Office Varaždin / Baroque Evenings Festival + Kliker Festival

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Baroque era!

In the Baroque period, people enjoyed setting up cabinets of curiosities called "Wunderkammern", rooms where they kept wondrous things, curious exhibits, and treasures, "Mirabilia". VRUM Performing Arts Collective creates a cabinet full of wonders, secrets, and surprises and invites everyone from two years old to discover this mysterious universe. Accompanied by music from that time, visitors will delve into a world full of rich colors, intoxicating details, and sublime emotions, playfully exploring the fascinating works of artists like Rubens, Bach, or Handel.

VRUM Performing Arts Collective uses contemporary dance, its energetic language of movements, and figures full of folds and spirals to create a fascinating connection between past and present. Adapted for the youngest audience, it becomes a place of wonder, learning, and inspiring encounters that brings an era to life.

Wien

2/24/2025
10:00 AM

Ages 2-6
45 minutes (followed by free play)
No language

Themes: Discovery, Art, Baroque, Music Playground, Interaction

A co-production with Concert Office Varaždin / Baroque Evenings Festival + Kliker Festival

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Baroque era!

In the Baroque period, people enjoyed setting up cabinets of curiosities called "Wunderkammern", rooms where they kept wondrous things, curious exhibits, and treasures, "Mirabilia". VRUM Performing Arts Collective creates a cabinet full of wonders, secrets, and surprises and invites everyone from two years old to discover this mysterious universe. Accompanied by music from that time, visitors will delve into a world full of rich colors, intoxicating details, and sublime emotions, playfully exploring the fascinating works of artists like Rubens, Bach, or Handel.

VRUM Performing Arts Collective uses contemporary dance, its energetic language of movements, and figures full of folds and spirals to create a fascinating connection between past and present. Adapted for the youngest audience, it becomes a place of wonder, learning, and inspiring encounters that brings an era to life.

Wien

2/25/2025
10:00 AM

Südpol.Windstill

AUTHOR Armela Madreiter
DIRECTION Sandra Schüddekopf
STAGE + PROJECTION Vanessa Eder-Messutat
COSTUMES Verena Geier
DIRECTING ASSISTANCE Hannah Zauner
ACTING Shahrzad Nazarpour, Florian Tröbinger, Johanna Wolff

Ida lives in a peach-colored apartment block on the outskirts of town. She is well-versed in polar research, crossword puzzles, tin cans, and can operate washing machines by herself. She lives there with her mother, whose mood is always unpredictable. Sometimes she is the South Pole mother, sometimes the North Pole mother. The North Pole and South Pole are extreme living environments. To manage her life, Ida is supported by her (imaginary) friend, polar researcher Robert Falcon Scott. Together they turn Ida's everyday life into a research project, until one day Ida meets the neighbor girl Amrei, who knows everything about stars. This encounter opens doors.

südpol.windstill received the special prize for students of scenic writing from the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth and was honored with the KinderStückePreis at the Mülheimer Theatertagen.

“With humor and sensitivity, Armela Madreiter tells the story of a complex mother-daughter relationship, where the horrors of addiction are met by inventiveness and empathy.” (Jury statement)

Wien

2/28/2025
10:30 AM

Südpol.Windstill

AUTHOR Armela Madreiter
DIRECTION Sandra Schüddekopf
STAGE + PROJECTION Vanessa Eder-Messutat
COSTUMES Verena Geier
DIRECTING ASSISTANCE Hannah Zauner
ACTING Shahrzad Nazarpour, Florian Tröbinger, Johanna Wolff

Ida lives in a peach-colored apartment block on the outskirts of town. She is well-versed in polar research, crossword puzzles, tin cans, and can operate washing machines by herself. She lives there with her mother, whose mood is always unpredictable. Sometimes she is the South Pole mother, sometimes the North Pole mother. The North Pole and South Pole are extreme living environments. To manage her life, Ida is supported by her (imaginary) friend, polar researcher Robert Falcon Scott. Together they turn Ida's everyday life into a research project, until one day Ida meets the neighbor girl Amrei, who knows everything about stars. This encounter opens doors.

südpol.windstill received the special prize for students of scenic writing from the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth and was honored with the KinderStückePreis at the Mülheimer Theatertagen.

“With humor and sensitivity, Armela Madreiter tells the story of a complex mother-daughter relationship, where the horrors of addiction are met by inventiveness and empathy.” (Jury statement)

Wien

3/1/2025
3:30 PM

Südpol.Windstill

AUTHOR Armela Madreiter
DIRECTION Sandra Schüddekopf
STAGE + PROJECTION Vanessa Eder-Messutat
COSTUMES Verena Geier
DIRECTING ASSISTANCE Hannah Zauner
ACTING Shahrzad Nazarpour, Florian Tröbinger, Johanna Wolff

Ida lives in a peach-colored apartment block on the outskirts of town. She is well-versed in polar research, crossword puzzles, tin cans, and can operate washing machines by herself. She lives there with her mother, whose mood is always unpredictable. Sometimes she is the South Pole mother, sometimes the North Pole mother. The North Pole and South Pole are extreme living environments. To manage her life, Ida is supported by her (imaginary) friend, polar researcher Robert Falcon Scott. Together they turn Ida's everyday life into a research project, until one day Ida meets the neighbor girl Amrei, who knows everything about stars. This encounter opens doors.

südpol.windstill received the special prize for students of scenic writing from the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth and was honored with the KinderStückePreis at the Mülheimer Theatertagen.

“With humor and sensitivity, Armela Madreiter tells the story of a complex mother-daughter relationship, where the horrors of addiction are met by inventiveness and empathy.” (Jury statement)

Wien

3/2/2025
3:30 PM

Südpol.Windstill

AUTHOR Armela Madreiter
DIRECTION Sandra Schüddekopf
STAGE + PROJECTION Vanessa Eder-Messutat
COSTUMES Verena Geier
DIRECTING ASSISTANCE Hannah Zauner
ACTING Shahrzad Nazarpour, Florian Tröbinger, Johanna Wolff

Ida lives in a peach-colored apartment block on the outskirts of town. She is well-versed in polar research, crossword puzzles, tin cans, and can operate washing machines by herself. She lives there with her mother, whose mood is always unpredictable. Sometimes she is the South Pole mother, sometimes the North Pole mother. The North Pole and South Pole are extreme living environments. To manage her life, Ida is supported by her (imaginary) friend, polar researcher Robert Falcon Scott. Together they turn Ida's everyday life into a research project, until one day Ida meets the neighbor girl Amrei, who knows everything about stars. This encounter opens doors.

südpol.windstill received the special prize for students of scenic writing from the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth and was honored with the KinderStückePreis at the Mülheimer Theatertagen.

“With humor and sensitivity, Armela Madreiter tells the story of a complex mother-daughter relationship, where the horrors of addiction are met by inventiveness and empathy.” (Jury statement)

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Liebe Üben

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3/7/2025
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3/7/2025
10:30 AM

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3/9/2025
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3/9/2025
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3/10/2025
10:00 AM

Wien

3/10/2025
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Civitas Cunt

Wien

3/15/2025
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Do you belieeeeve in Life after Love?

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3/15/2025
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Do you belieeeeve in Life after Love?

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Civitas Cunt

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3/16/2025
5:00 PM

Civitas Cunt

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3/18/2025
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Civitas Cunt

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3/18/2025
10:30 AM

Über Piratinnen

10+
Über Piratinnen
Daughters of Art & Radical Kitsch Ensemble

Re-Run
Circ

Wien
3/18/2025
6:00 PM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Civitas Cunt

Wien
3/19/2025
10:30 AM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Über Piratinnen

10+
Über Piratinnen
Daughters of Art & Radical Kitsch Ensemble

Re-Run
Circ

Wien
3/19/2025
10:00 AM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Über Piratinnen

10+
Über Piratinnen
Daughters of Art & Radical Kitsch Ensemble

Re-Run
Circ

Wien
3/20/2025
10:00 AM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Anschauen!

Wien
3/22/2025
3:30 PM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Zunder

"I actually have a few questions. For example: Why do we almost never see faces in the videos? And why is everything always so quick quick and done quickly? And why does most of it not look like fun and happiness and love, but like work? And why does no one ever laugh in these videos? It's not like it's not funny."

ZUNDER follows two teenagers into their own speechlessness and the speechlessness of their surroundings and meets it with humor and empathy. Although sexualized content is constantly available, especially on the Internet and easily accessible to younger age groups, no one really wants to talk about it. But what do you do when you are exposed to these images, accidentally or intentionally, without having words for your own feelings about them? What is often lacking in dealing with this is a language for the feelings that these images evoke. They can be a reason for rejection and fascination, but they could also be a good opportunity to talk about intimacy and tenderness, about one's boundaries and the ability to say no, about shame and vulnerability.

The world premiere of ZUNDER by Rachel Müller, directed by Manuel Horak, the winning play of the talent development program MAGMA, will open the 2024/25 season.

MAGMA is a collaboration between DRAMA FORUM and DSCHUNGEL WIEN, connecting theater professionals with authors and both with their audience.

TEXT Rachel Müller

DIRECTOR Manuel Horak

CONCEPT Sophie Eidenberger, Manuel Horak, Fabian Tobias Huster, Marko Jovanovic, Rachel Müller

SET + COSTUMES Sophie Eidenberger

CHOREOGRAPHY Fabian Tobias Huster

MUSIC Oskar Böhm

DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Sophie Hofmann

PERFORMANCE Marko Jovanovic, Selina Rudlof, Fabian Tobias Huster"

Wien
3/22/2025
4:00 PM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Zunder

"I actually have a few questions. For example: Why do we almost never see faces in the videos? And why is everything always so quick quick and done quickly? And why does most of it not look like fun and happiness and love, but like work? And why does no one ever laugh in these videos? It's not like it's not funny."

ZUNDER follows two teenagers into their own speechlessness and the speechlessness of their surroundings and meets it with humor and empathy. Although sexualized content is constantly available, especially on the Internet and easily accessible to younger age groups, no one really wants to talk about it. But what do you do when you are exposed to these images, accidentally or intentionally, without having words for your own feelings about them? What is often lacking in dealing with this is a language for the feelings that these images evoke. They can be a reason for rejection and fascination, but they could also be a good opportunity to talk about intimacy and tenderness, about one's boundaries and the ability to say no, about shame and vulnerability.

The world premiere of ZUNDER by Rachel Müller, directed by Manuel Horak, the winning play of the talent development program MAGMA, will open the 2024/25 season.

MAGMA is a collaboration between DRAMA FORUM and DSCHUNGEL WIEN, connecting theater professionals with authors and both with their audience.

TEXT Rachel Müller

DIRECTOR Manuel Horak

CONCEPT Sophie Eidenberger, Manuel Horak, Fabian Tobias Huster, Marko Jovanovic, Rachel Müller

SET + COSTUMES Sophie Eidenberger

CHOREOGRAPHY Fabian Tobias Huster

MUSIC Oskar Böhm

DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Sophie Hofmann

PERFORMANCE Marko Jovanovic, Selina Rudlof, Fabian Tobias Huster"

Wien
3/23/2025
4:00 PM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Anschauen!

Wien
3/23/2025
3:30 PM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Anschauen!

Wien
3/24/2025
10:00 AM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Anschauen!

Wien
3/24/2025
2:30 PM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Zunder

"I actually have a few questions. For example: Why do we almost never see faces in the videos? And why is everything always so quick quick and done quickly? And why does most of it not look like fun and happiness and love, but like work? And why does no one ever laugh in these videos? It's not like it's not funny."

ZUNDER follows two teenagers into their own speechlessness and the speechlessness of their surroundings and meets it with humor and empathy. Although sexualized content is constantly available, especially on the Internet and easily accessible to younger age groups, no one really wants to talk about it. But what do you do when you are exposed to these images, accidentally or intentionally, without having words for your own feelings about them? What is often lacking in dealing with this is a language for the feelings that these images evoke. They can be a reason for rejection and fascination, but they could also be a good opportunity to talk about intimacy and tenderness, about one's boundaries and the ability to say no, about shame and vulnerability.

The world premiere of ZUNDER by Rachel Müller, directed by Manuel Horak, the winning play of the talent development program MAGMA, will open the 2024/25 season.

MAGMA is a collaboration between DRAMA FORUM and DSCHUNGEL WIEN, connecting theater professionals with authors and both with their audience.

TEXT Rachel Müller

DIRECTOR Manuel Horak

CONCEPT Sophie Eidenberger, Manuel Horak, Fabian Tobias Huster, Marko Jovanovic, Rachel Müller

SET + COSTUMES Sophie Eidenberger

CHOREOGRAPHY Fabian Tobias Huster

MUSIC Oskar Böhm

DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Sophie Hofmann

PERFORMANCE Marko Jovanovic, Selina Rudlof, Fabian Tobias Huster"

Wien
3/24/2025
10:30 AM

Tickets

from € 15.40

U20 Poetry Slam

The Poetry Slam is your stage to show the audience what moves, angers, or makes you happy with your texts and performances. Be part of it and share the power and beauty of words in an enthralling show full of wit, poetry, and impact. Feel the energy as the stage comes to life through the voices of all young word artists who express their stories, emotions, and thoughts vividly. Experience an unforgettable evening that will touch you and inspire your thoughts.

Your texts. Your stage. The only conditions are a 5-minute time limit, a self-written, performed text, and the absence of props, costumes, and singing. Before that, you can polish your text and performance with experienced slammers. If you don't want to perform on your own, you are welcome as a listener or judge! Oh, and of course, the audience can also be over 20.

Before each U20 Poetry Slam, there is a writing class called "schreib' KLASSE!" at 4:00 PM. Adina Wilcke and her team will guide you in writing and provide tips for your performance at the slam. Participants of the "schreib' KLASSE!" have free admission to the slam!

Hosted by: Adina Wilcke

Wien
3/28/2025
7:00 PM

Tickets

from € 8.80

Anschauen!

Wien
3/30/2025
3:00 PM

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from € 14.30

Der Zauberer von Oz

Wien
3/30/2025
4:30 PM

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from € 14.30

Der Zauberer von Oz

Wien
3/30/2025
2:30 PM

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from € 14.30

Anschauen!

Wien
3/31/2025
10:00 AM

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from € 14.30

Die Kasperl und ihre Abenteuer

Wien
4/2/2025
10:00 AM

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from € 14.30

Die Kasperl und ihre Abenteuer

Wien
4/3/2025
10:00 AM

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from € 14.30

Die Kasperl und ihre Abenteuer

Wien
4/5/2025
4:00 PM

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from € 14.30

Valse, Valse, Valse

CHOREOGRAPHY Johanna Heusser
MUSICAL DIRECTION Xenia Wiener
STAGE + LIGHT Marc Vilanova
DRAMATURGY Fiona Schreier
OUTSIDE EYES Stephan Stock, Katharina Germo
COSTUMES Diana Ammann
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Maxine Devaud / oh la la ‒ performing arts production
DIRECTOR ASSISTANCE Arina Fröhlich
TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT Chiara Leonhardt
MUSICIANS Joachim Flüeler, Marie Jeger, Sebastian Loetscher
PERFORMANCE Simea Cavelti, Neil Höhener, David Speiser, Momo Fabienne Tanner

The waltz belongs to Vienna like the schnitzel and the Prater. But don't be deceived, because behind the elegant turns lies more than just a form of dance. At the beginning of the 19th century, the waltz was criticized and partly banned due to its physical closeness and intimacy with the opposite sex. Also, because the dance puts the participants in a euphoric state through its rotations, which was thought to lead people to pursue their needs without restraint. Through the almost floating movement of the waltz, the relationship between the two dancers and the accompanying music creates a kind of trance. However, this trance has nothing to do with loss of control, but with the movement itself.

Johanna Heusser and her team of 4 dancers and 3 musicians take you on a journey. They ask whether the waltz ‒ a symbol of wealth and the upper class in today's time ‒ can preserve its rebellious nature. Will they succeed in uncovering its historical potential for misconduct and intoxication once again?

Wien
4/5/2025
6:00 PM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Fledermäuse

Wien
4/5/2025
3:30 PM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Valse, Valse, Valse

CHOREOGRAPHY Johanna Heusser
MUSICAL DIRECTION Xenia Wiener
STAGE + LIGHT Marc Vilanova
DRAMATURGY Fiona Schreier
OUTSIDE EYES Stephan Stock, Katharina Germo
COSTUMES Diana Ammann
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Maxine Devaud / oh la la ‒ performing arts production
DIRECTOR ASSISTANCE Arina Fröhlich
TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT Chiara Leonhardt
MUSICIANS Joachim Flüeler, Marie Jeger, Sebastian Loetscher
PERFORMANCE Simea Cavelti, Neil Höhener, David Speiser, Momo Fabienne Tanner

The waltz belongs to Vienna like the schnitzel and the Prater. But don't be deceived, because behind the elegant turns lies more than just a form of dance. At the beginning of the 19th century, the waltz was criticized and partly banned due to its physical closeness and intimacy with the opposite sex. Also, because the dance puts the participants in a euphoric state through its rotations, which was thought to lead people to pursue their needs without restraint. Through the almost floating movement of the waltz, the relationship between the two dancers and the accompanying music creates a kind of trance. However, this trance has nothing to do with loss of control, but with the movement itself.

Johanna Heusser and her team of 4 dancers and 3 musicians take you on a journey. They ask whether the waltz ‒ a symbol of wealth and the upper class in today's time ‒ can preserve its rebellious nature. Will they succeed in uncovering its historical potential for misconduct and intoxication once again?

Wien
4/6/2025
6:00 PM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Fledermäuse

Wien
4/6/2025
3:30 PM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Fledermäuse

Wien
4/7/2025
10:00 AM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Valse, Valse, Valse

CHOREOGRAPHY Johanna Heusser
MUSICAL DIRECTION Xenia Wiener
STAGE + LIGHT Marc Vilanova
DRAMATURGY Fiona Schreier
OUTSIDE EYES Stephan Stock, Katharina Germo
COSTUMES Diana Ammann
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Maxine Devaud / oh la la ‒ performing arts production
DIRECTOR ASSISTANCE Arina Fröhlich
TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT Chiara Leonhardt
MUSICIANS Joachim Flüeler, Marie Jeger, Sebastian Loetscher
PERFORMANCE Simea Cavelti, Neil Höhener, David Speiser, Momo Fabienne Tanner

The waltz belongs to Vienna like the schnitzel and the Prater. But don't be deceived, because behind the elegant turns lies more than just a form of dance. At the beginning of the 19th century, the waltz was criticized and partly banned due to its physical closeness and intimacy with the opposite sex. Also, because the dance puts the participants in a euphoric state through its rotations, which was thought to lead people to pursue their needs without restraint. Through the almost floating movement of the waltz, the relationship between the two dancers and the accompanying music creates a kind of trance. However, this trance has nothing to do with loss of control, but with the movement itself.

Johanna Heusser and her team of 4 dancers and 3 musicians take you on a journey. They ask whether the waltz ‒ a symbol of wealth and the upper class in today's time ‒ can preserve its rebellious nature. Will they succeed in uncovering its historical potential for misconduct and intoxication once again?

Wien
4/7/2025
10:30 AM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Valse, Valse, Valse

CHOREOGRAPHY Johanna Heusser
MUSICAL DIRECTION Xenia Wiener
STAGE + LIGHT Marc Vilanova
DRAMATURGY Fiona Schreier
OUTSIDE EYES Stephan Stock, Katharina Germo
COSTUMES Diana Ammann
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Maxine Devaud / oh la la ‒ performing arts production
DIRECTOR ASSISTANCE Arina Fröhlich
TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT Chiara Leonhardt
MUSICIANS Joachim Flüeler, Marie Jeger, Sebastian Loetscher
PERFORMANCE Simea Cavelti, Neil Höhener, David Speiser, Momo Fabienne Tanner

The waltz belongs to Vienna like the schnitzel and the Prater. But don't be deceived, because behind the elegant turns lies more than just a form of dance. At the beginning of the 19th century, the waltz was criticized and partly banned due to its physical closeness and intimacy with the opposite sex. Also, because the dance puts the participants in a euphoric state through its rotations, which was thought to lead people to pursue their needs without restraint. Through the almost floating movement of the waltz, the relationship between the two dancers and the accompanying music creates a kind of trance. However, this trance has nothing to do with loss of control, but with the movement itself.

Johanna Heusser and her team of 4 dancers and 3 musicians take you on a journey. They ask whether the waltz ‒ a symbol of wealth and the upper class in today's time ‒ can preserve its rebellious nature. Will they succeed in uncovering its historical potential for misconduct and intoxication once again?

Wien
4/8/2025
10:30 AM

Tickets

from € 15.40

Fledermäuse

Wien
4/8/2025
10:00 AM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Fledermäuse

Wien
4/9/2025
10:00 AM

Tickets

from € 14.30

Fledermäuse

Wien
4/10/2025
10:00 AM

Tickets

from € 14.30

U20 Poetry Slam

The Poetry Slam is your stage to show the audience what moves, angers, or makes you happy with your texts and performances. Be part of it and share the power and beauty of words in an enthralling show full of wit, poetry, and impact. Feel the energy as the stage comes to life through the voices of all young word artists who express their stories, emotions, and thoughts vividly. Experience an unforgettable evening that will touch you and inspire your thoughts.

Your texts. Your stage. The only conditions are a 5-minute time limit, a self-written, performed text, and the absence of props, costumes, and singing. Before that, you can polish your text and performance with experienced slammers. If you don't want to perform on your own, you are welcome as a listener or judge! Oh, and of course, the audience can also be over 20.

Before each U20 Poetry Slam, there is a writing class called "schreib' KLASSE!" at 4:00 PM. Adina Wilcke and her team will guide you in writing and provide tips for your performance at the slam. Participants of the "schreib' KLASSE!" have free admission to the slam!

Hosted by: Adina Wilcke

Wien
4/11/2025
7:00 PM

Tickets

from € 8.80

Call Me(,) Daddy oder rettet die Zärtlichkeit

Wien
4/11/2025
7:30 PM

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from € 15.40

Call Me(,) Daddy oder rettet die Zärtlichkeit

Wien
4/12/2025
7:30 PM

Tickets

from € 15.40

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