Molnár’s famous suburban legend about the hapless carnival worker Liliom (Josef Meinrad), who plunges Julie (Inge Konradi)—who loves him unreservedly—into poverty and misery

Shakespeare's fictional kingdom is a land of leisure and boredom. People live for music, drinking, love, and melancholy. The arrival of Viola, shipwrecked, breathes new life into the stagnant place.

“The She-Devil” is a raucous piece of folk theater, a Strindberg-esque drama about a woman and two men, and an erotic comedy of swindlers set in the Tyrolean mountains.

Like almost all of world literature, Nestroy’s "Der Zerrissene" revolves around two central themes: money and love.

In Shakespeare’s madcap comedy, different levels of reality collide. The men return from war to their “paradise at home,” where the women have, until now, managed quite well without a man by their side.

A theatrical collage about the construction of the dam and the mountain railway in Kaprun, as well as the fatalities associated with them.

The 122nd event took place at the Burgtheater in front of 1,300 people and made theater history. For eight hours, the audience moved through the theater, experiencing a wide variety of productions and performances in different parts of the venue.

Shakespeare’s famous comedy about a thoroughly unlikely couple: Benedict and Beatrice—he, the witty marriage-shy man; she, the man-hater with the sharpest tongue in world literature

Monsieur Pontagnac follows Madame Vatelin all the way to her apartment—with the best of intentions, though unfortunately these are not entirely morally sound.

On the 50th anniversary of Hitler's march into Vienna, Professor Josef Schuster, an emigrant who had returned to Vienna from England, threw himself out of his apartment window onto Heldenplatz.

Mea Culpa - eine ReadyMadeOper von Christoph Schlingensief.

Schiller’s famous love story tells of a young couple whose relationship is doomed by the rigid social conventions of their time—a love affair between rich and poor, commoner and noble.

Goldoni’s turbulent, cheerfully melancholic comedy about that time of year, which today has been reduced to a mere two-week vacation.

Mrs. Erbsenstein, a mature woman who has just become engaged to the young Mr. von Gigl, is what one might call a good match; Mr. von Gigl, on the other hand, has suddenly decided to marry a girl from the suburbs out of love.

Raimund’s famous magical fairy tale about the wealthy Lord von Flottwell, who confuses extravagance with the joy of life and wealth with happiness, falls prey to false friends and treacherous servants until he loses everything

In the dining room of a villa in Döbling, the everyday disasters of a wealthy, eccentric family unfold.

Queen Elizabeth II. in Vienna: To welcome her and cheer her on as she drives along the Ring, representatives of Vienna’s high society gather at the home of the industrial magnate Rudolf Herrenstein

In a hunting lodge, the General's wife and the writer are waiting for the General to arrive. The General's wife's conversation with the writer revolves around the General's current condition.

Gustav Heink, an acclaimed pianist and an idol whom his female students adore—and not just platonically—is once again embarking on a “concert tour.” His wife knows the destination of these trips all too well: it’s the romantic mountain cabin, and her husband is likely giving the concert once again for just one of his young admirers.

Bruscon, a former state theater actor, plans to stage his global comedy "Das Rad der Geschichte" at the “Schwarzer Hirsch” inn in Utzbach, a town with exactly 280 residents.

Young Baron Jaromir—now married and the father of two children—has invited two of his former lovers to his country estate. He intends to rekindle their old relationships. If only it weren’t for his servant, Theodor.

An evening with potter spirits, elves and goblins. Michael Niavarani does it again: after RICHARD III and ROMEO & JULIA, it's the turn of Shakespeare's most famous comedy - SUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.

Romeo and Juliet are the greatest lovers in world literature only because they never had to live together—they died just in time. In the case of our most lamentable comedy, it is not the lovers who have died, but love itself...

What do you do when you inadvertently get caught up in political intrigue, especially in 15th century England? For God and the king - but against your own morals? The only choice is between a successful career with a monster as your boss or execution. The motto is: don't lose your head!

What would you rather lose? Your memory or your spouse? Your best friend or your affair? Your entire fortune or your job? Your past or your future?

A sparkling weekend in the country. The wife is going to her mother's and it's the lover's birthday. What could be better for a man in midlife crisis?