Sunday, 9/28/2025
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Many myths and stories surround the mountain that connects Austria and Germany at the edge of the Alps. Do people who climb the mountain fall into time holes? Are the Habergeiß and the Saurüssel just preparing for the Wild Hunt? And where do all these ravens come from?

A boarding school student and a pastor get lost during an excursion on that very mountain – flip-flops were just not the right equipment. What do the two characters have to say to each other, and what stories do they carry with them? Why did Salome not become a singer like in “The Sound of Music” and instead work at a ski lift? Why was Frank excluded from the Christian Party and is now working as a pastor and no longer as a political voice? Where has his love for his neighbor gone?

Upon reaching the Kolowrat Cave, a surprise awaits them. As legend has it, a battle has been resting in the mountain for a hundred years, now to be fought – good against evil. Is there a way for Salome and Frank? What really happened back then, and what does it mean for all of us as individuals? How can we take a stand, and what can protect this WE from hatred? What does WE mean here?

Anaïs Clerc is writing a play for the Salzburg State Theatre about civil courage, humanity in challenging times, and about ecological changes that also affect the Untersberg and all those who see and climb it.

The already multiple award-winning young playwright Anaïs Clerc is now being performed in many renowned theaters. The Swiss woman (“Attempts at studying in teaching and social pedagogy / everyone wants to become something, Anaïs found it exhausting enough to just be.”) now lives in Berlin and Zurich and enjoys working in collaborative processes and on play developments. She was a resident playwright at the Bern stages and is currently working on her first novel project.

Sarah Henker studied at the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies in Gießen and has directed productions at the Salzburg State Theatre, including “We Should All Be Feminists”, “The Robbers”, “How to Do Everything Right in Life”, and “The Wolf Must Go!”. Current social discourses are often at the center of her work. She has a long-standing collaboration with Salzburg designer Eva Musil.

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