Scenography

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At the Department of Scenography, interdisciplinary education in the fields of literature, theater, music, cultural and art history, architecture, film and photography form the basis for the artistic and technical examination of the scene, the body and the object in space. Students learn to represent and implement developed concepts pictorially, graphically and in models.

Department for Scenography
+43 676 88122 461
barbara.plamberger@moz.ac.at

Theatrum, 2. OG
Paris-Lodron-Straße 9
5020 Salzburg

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The latest technical media are used for this purpose: CAD, photography or video, drawings of functional plans and lighting concepts, workshop, costume, cut, accessory and prop drawings as well as costing of materials. Students gain practical experience in joint projects with the Department of Opera & Music Theater and the Thomas Bernhard Institute as well as through collaboration with the Salzburg Landestheater, the Salzburg Festival, the Salzburg Museums or the Museumsquartier Wien, among others.

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Scenography

Stage design

Diploma

Projects

12.3.2023

In memoriam Robert H. Pflanzl

The Mozarteum University mourns the loss of an extraordinary educator, artist and colleague who was known for his discipline and openness, contributed much to the institution and remained connected to the university as a curious spirit even years after his retirement.

In memoriam
27.1.2023

Benjamin Britten: The Turn Of The Screw

Opera production
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
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