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Green Production / Addressing sustainability & ecology through dramaturgy, performance and stage narratives. Iphigenia Taxopoulou, General Secretary and co-founder of the theatre network mitos21, is a guest at the Thomas Bernhard Institute and will talk about sustainability in theatre.

"What is happening in Iran is feminist world history," says the Iranian doctor, journalist and political scientist Gilda Sahebi, who lives in Germany. Her new book Our Sword is Love. The feminist revolt in Iran” (S. Fischer, 2023) is “a homage to all the courageous young women and men who are protes

Within the framework of the conference, both historical and current relationships will be discussed between productivity and temporality in interaction with artistic and architectural practice explained and addressed.

The designer Alexa Blum deals intensively with the subject of color and its effect. After studying fashion and textile design, she worked in the carpet industry for several years. With a degree in Corporate Design Management, she founded a design office in Langenthal in 2005.

Works by Maurice Ravel, Wolfgang A. Mozart and Franz Schubert. The winners of the selection competition of the Mozarteum University (students of the conducting class) conduct the Bad Reichenhall Philharmonic Orchestra.

Works by Wolfgang A. Mozart, Franz Schubert, Conradin Kreutzer, Alexander Borodin and Bedřich Smetana. The winners of the selection competition of the Mozarteum University (students of the conducting class) conduct the Bad Reichenhall Philharmonic Orchestra.

The conference would like to discuss what both historical caesurae and change meant and mean for musical actors and music, when transfer and transformation can have both negative and positive connotations and can entail corresponding consequences.

Christoph Großpietsch will guide visitors through the special exhibition "Mozart: Che Bello! A Genius in Italy", which focuses on the return of the world-famous painting to Salzburg. Salzburg.