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  • 2023-01-27_Yvonne Schäfer Diplompräsentation | © Thorben Schumüller
    27.1.2023

    Student project
  • Gaia Till Ernecke | © Manuela Seethaler
    20.1.2023
    Directing projects on the theme of Classic 

    On January 20 and 21, the Thomas Bernhard Institute, in cooperation with the Department of Scenography of the Mozarteum University, presented Philoktet by Heiner Müller, Gaia in a version by Till Ernecke and The Bacchae by Euripides, three directorial works on the theme of classical music at the Theater im KunstQuartier.

    Drama production
  • Viele Personen drängen sich um einen Tisch | © Judith Buss
    7.12.2022
    Benjamin Britten: Albert Herring 

    After A Midsummer Night's Dream and Owen Wingrave, the Department of Opera & Music Theater at the Mozarteum University will once again devote itself to Benjamin Britten's abysmal music-theatrical oeuvre. This winter semester, two of his masterpieces will be performed: Albert Herring in December 2022 will be followed by The Turn of the Screw in January 2023.

    Opera production
  • © Claudia Lehmann & Konrad Hempel
    15.2.2022

    In two open workshop phases, students from the Department of Scenography and teachers from the Mozarteum University met with employees of the Red Bull Media House to examine and explore sounds in a minor key by W. A. Mozart and the fascinating visual worlds of the Red Bull Media House film and image archive.

    Spot On MozART
  • Menner | © Mayrhofer / Hofer / Nowak
    29.9.2021
    Menner 

    You know who nobody wants to work with right now? With white old men. We've stepped out of comfort zones, questioned images of masculinity and dissected vulnerabilities, owned wide leather chairs, discussed talk shows, speech share, mansplaining, manspreading and clichés in them. And ... how do white old men actually smell? A collage-like scenic work about the attempt at a dialogue - Master's project from the Applied Theatre degree course.

    Student project