Bravissimo
Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa | Su |
Arrangements by Sebastian Brand
Words by Florian Stanek
In German
Revival
The excitement is intense and the adventure begins as we set out to explore the Theater an der Wien in the company of singers and musicians: we stroll through magical theatre rooms, take a look behind the scenes and travel through time and the over 200-year history of the theatre – all accompanied by plenty of fun and thrills! On this fascinating expedition we learn about musical theatre in all its facets, laugh at amusing anecdotes from everyday theatre life and gasp in wonder at the surprises we encounter. With Bravissimo!, stage fright, frenetic applause and the magic of the theatre are guaranteed: an unforgettable experience for the young and all aged 6 and above! We look forward to welcoming our guests, both young and evergreen, along with all the theatrical novices, opera veterans, divas, maestros and “philistines"!
Program and cast
Director: Sebastian Kranner
Stage and Costume Design: Anna Kreinecker
Light Design: Karl Wiedemann
Dramaturgy: Christian Schröder
Soprano: Verena Tranker
Tenor: Ilyà Dovnar
Actor: Angelo Konzett (19. & 21.10.); Jakob Pinter (14., 16. & 17.03.)
Violin: Camilla Zenkl
Piano: Vito Lattarulo
Theater an der Wien
About the Theater an der Wien
The New Opera House is not just any theatre, but the one that Emanuel Schikaneder, the all-round genius, actor, impresario with a flair for organization but above all librettist of The Magic Flute, had built in 1801 in Vienna in keeping with the spirit of Mozart.
To coincide with the 250th anniversary of Mozart’s birth the Theater an der Wien presents itself as a new opera house from January 2006. As a “season” opera house with productions all the year round the Theater an der Wien carves a new and independent niche in the realm of high-quality culture in Vienna. For twelve months of the year, with one premiere every month, opera will be performed under the “stagione”, or season, system: that means the cast remains unchanged from the first performance to the last one, which guarantees that the very highest international standards are maintained.
The theatre’s modern, accessible approach to music theatre as demonstrated by the works performed, the overall artistic concept Bespielung and the artistes is further underlined by the building itself, its architecture and the vibrancy of its location. The surroundings and materials, the intimate atmosphere and perfect acoustics in the historical theatre prepare the senses to experience beauty. The Theater an der Wien deliberately enters into a symbiotic relationship with its lively surroundings on the Naschmarkt street market and the young cultural scene centred in the Schleifmühl quarter.
How to get there
With public transport:
We can be reached by public transport:
U1, U2 und U4 Station Karlsplatz, Exit Secession
Bus 59A Station Bärenmühldurchgang
Bus 57A Station Laimgrubengasse, pedestrians via Laimgrubengasse to Linke Wienzeile
KAMMEROPER:
Fleischmarkt 24, 1010 Wien
We can be reached by public transport:
U1, U4: Station Schwedenplatz
Tram Linie D (bei Ablenukung über Kai), 1, 2: Station Schwedenplatz
Bus 3A (on workdays)