Theater in the Josefstadt

Theater in the Josefstadt

Entrance to the theater

The theater in der Josefstadt in Vienna's 8th district , Josefstadt , is the oldest existing theater in Vienna. It is with grants from the public by a private entity out.

history

The theater was founded in 1788, making it the oldest theater in Vienna that is still in use. Along with the theater in the Leopoldstadt and the theater on the Wieden, it belonged to the Viennese suburban theaters . Colloquially it is also referred to as the Josefstadt . (The suburb of the same name was incorporated into Vienna in 1850.)

The history of the theater is connected with big names: Ludwig van Beethoven and Richard Wagner conducted here, Johann Nestroy and Ferdinand Raimund were connected to "the Josefstadt" as actors and poets of the old Viennese Volkstheater , Johann Strauss (father) played in the Strüßels halls of the House.

In 1814 Ferdinand Raimund made his Vienna debut as Franz Moor in Friedrich Schiller's drama Die Räuber at the Theater in der Josefstadt .

In 1822, after the theater, which had become too small, was demolished and completely rebuilt by Joseph Kornhäusel, the house with the overture The Consecration of the House , composed by Ludwig van Beethoven , was reopened under his direction.

The young Wilhelm Reuling worked as Kapellmeister at the theater from 1828 to 1829 and premiered his first musical theater works here.

In 1829 Johann Nestroy made his debut here (after engagements at the Court Opera, in Amsterdam and in Graz) as an actor and playwright with The Banishment from the Magic Kingdom or Thirty Years from the Life of a Rag .

In the years from 1820 to 1840, a number of Italian and French operas (by Meyerbeer , Gaetano Donizetti and Vincenzo Bellini, among others ) were premiered for Vienna in Josefstadt and at times the house competed with the Hofoper am Kärntnertor .

On January 13, 1834, the romantic opera Das Nachtlager in Granada was premiered by Conradin Kreutzer , who was Kapellmeister of the theater from 1833 to 1836.

Ferdinand Raimund's play Der Verschwender with the poet in the role of Valentin (and with the incidental music by Conradin Kreutzer) was premiered on February 20, 1834 . Kreutzer's “romantic magic opera” Melusina based on a libretto by Franz Grillparzer (premiered in Berlin in 1833 ) was performed for the first time in Vienna in 1835 in “der Josefstadt”. In the same year, Eduard von Bauernfeld's only contribution to the Volkstheater, Fortunat , was premiered here.

From November 1834 to March 1835 Karl von Holtei was at the kk priv. Theater in the Josephsstadt, where his works The Wandering Singer and Laurel Tree and Begging Stick were performed.

On January 14th, 1847, Ludwig Döbler presented moving pictures in the theater for the first time in Vienna with the help of the so-called Laterna magica , an invention of the Tyrolean mathematician and natural scientist Simon Stampfer .

From around 1840 to 1860 the famous dancers Fanny Elssler and Pepita de Oliva , a Spaniard, performed in the theater.

On December 17, 1907, the operetta Die Försterchristl by Georg Jarno , brother of the theater director Josef Jarno at the time , was premiered with his wife Johanna Niese in the leading role.

The German-language premiere of Franz Molnar's suburban legend Liliom with Josef Jarno in the title role on February 28, 1913 was the basis for the worldwide success of the play, which is played again and again today.

In 1923, Camillo Castiglioni financed the acquisition and renovation of the theater in Josefstadt (Strusselsäle, including the hotel next to it) by the last Imperial and Royal Viennese court architect Gustav Orglmeister for Max Reinhardt . The opening of the house in the Reinhardt management took place on April 1st, 1924. Reinhardt was the driving force behind the Salzburg Festival and at the same time ran a theater in Berlin. He therefore soon installed sub-directors in “Josefstadt”, including Otto Preminger . After Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933, he concentrated on his activities in Austria for two years, but from 1935 onwards he prepared his 1937 relocation to the USA.

During the Second World War, the Vienna theaters were closed in August 1944. In April 1945, the Soviet occupying power attached great importance to getting the cultural scene going again very quickly. City Councilor for Culture Viktor Matejka made a major contribution to the resumption of four Viennese theaters on May 1, 1945, one of them the theater in der Josefstadt. Here the play Der Hofrat Geiger by Martin Costa was resumed, for the first time under the citation of the correct author, who was banned from practicing during the Nazi era.

In 1948 and 1949, two feature films were made in a specially set up film studio. Rudolf Steinboeck staged The Other Life in 1948 and Dear Friend in 1949 . Current stars of the theater such as Vilma Degischer could be seen in both films .

From 1946 to 1950 the ensemble used the “Little House” in Liliengasse as a studio stage. In 1949 the Kammerspiele opened as the theater's boulevard stage.

In the 1950s and 1960s the theater (with other well-known Viennese theaters) took part in the so-called Brecht boycott .

From 1990 to the end of 2000, the Rabenhof Theater was used as the second side stage .

On September 1, 2016, the premiere of Ödön von Horváth's early work , Nobody , found in the same year, took place in the theater under the direction of Herbert Föttinger .

During the summer break of 2017, the wooden stage floor (including the turntable) was renewed. The black pines for this come from the Hinterbrühl federal forest district .

Directors

1788–1812 Karl Mayer 1812–1818 Joseph Huber 1819–1821 Ferdinand Rosenau 1821–1822 Karl Mayer 1822–1825 Karl Friedrich Hensler 1825–1827 Josepha von Scheidlin 1827–1828 Carl Carl (Karl von Bernbrunn) 1828–1830 Matthäus Fischer 1830–1831 Carl Carl 1831–1832 Josepha von Scheidlin 1832–1834 Johann August Stöger 1834–1834 (April – August) Leopold and Theresia Hoch 1834–1835 Ignaz Sebastian Scheiner 1835–1836 Johann Nepomuk Scheiner 1836–1850 Franz Pokorny 1850–1854 Georg Johann Wilhelm Megerle 1850-1854 Albin Swoboda 1855–1865 Johann Hoffmann 1865–1867 Johann Fürst 1867–1869 Hermann Sallmayer 1869–1871 Heinrich Börnstein 1871–1877 Johann Fürst 1877–1879 Anton Perl 1879–1882 Eugen Engelhardt 1882-1885 Karl Costa 1885–1889 Karl Blasel 1889-1894 Theodor Giesrau 1894–1899 Ignaz Wild 1899–1923 Josef Jarno

1923–1924 Conversion for Max Reinhardt based on plans by Carl Witzmann. April 1, 1924 Opening of the house 1924–1926 Max Reinhardt 1926–1933 Emil Geyer 1933–1935 Otto Preminger 1935–1938 Ernst Lothar 1938–1945 Heinz Hilpert 1945–1953 Rudolf Steinboeck 1953–1958 Ernst Haeusserman / Franz Stoss 1958–1972 Franz Stoss 1972–1977 Franz Stoss / Ernst Haeusserman 1977–1984 Ernst Haeusserman 1984–1987 Heinrich Kraus ( Boy Gobert was supposed to take over the management in September 1986, but died a few months earlier) 1988–1997 Otto Schenk / Robert Jungbluth 1997–1999 Helmuth Lohner / Robert Jungbluth 1999–2003 Helmuth Lohner / Alexander Götz (commercial director) 2003–2004 Hans Gratzer / Alexander Götz (commercial director) 2004–2006 Helmuth Lohner / Alexander Götz (commercial director) 2006–2012 Herbert Föttinger / Alexander Götz (commercial director) since 2012 Herbert Föttinger / Alexander Götz (commercial director) / Emmerich Steigberger (technical director)

ensemble

Actresses

In the 2014/15 season the following actresses were part of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Ruth Brauer-Kvam , Sandra Cervik , Hilde Dalik , Gerti Drassl , Katrin Eberl, Martina Ebm , Alma Hasun , Andrea Jonasson , Elisabeth Kofler, Maria Köstlinger , Alexandra Krismer, Marika Lichter , Therese Lohner , Sona MacDonald , Pauline Knof , Ann Mandrella, Eva Mayer, Silvia Meisterle , Marianne Nentwich , Michaela Schausberger , Elfriede Schüsseleder , Julia Stemberger , Aglaia Szyszkowitz , Isabel Weicken , Susanna Wiegand.

In the 2015/16 season the following actresses belonged to the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Sarah Baum, Ruth Brauer-Kvam , Bea Brocks, Sandra Cervik , Hilde Dalik , Gerti Drassl , Martina Ebm , Alma Hasun, Andrea Jonasson , Pauline Knof , Maria Köstlinger , Alexandra Krismer, Karoline Kucera, Therese Lohner , Sona MacDonald , Eva Mayer, Silvia Meisterle, Susa Meyer, Marianne Nentwich , Elfriede Schüsseleder , Marina Senckel, Martina Stilp, Katharina Straßer , Aglaia Szyszkowitz , Salka Weber, Susanna Wiegand.

In the 2016/17 season the following actresses were part of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Sarah Baum , Josephine Bloéb , Ruth Brauer-Kvam , Sandra Cervik , Hilde Dalik , Gerti Drassl , Martina Ebm , Julia Edtmeier , Michou Friesz , Swintha Gersthofer , Daniela Golpashin , Nicola Gravante , Alma Hasun , Bettina Hauenschild , Andrea Jonasson , Antonia Jung , Michaela Kaspar , Pauline Knof , Maria Köstlinger , Fanny Krausz , Alexandra Krismer , Karoline Kucera , Therese Lohner , Sona MacDonald , Ulli Maier , Erni Mangold , Eva Mayer , Silvia Meisterle , Susa Meyer , Marianne Nentwich , Ida Ouhé-Schmidt , Sophie Resch , Elfriede Schüsseleder , Martina Stilp , Katharina Straßer , Maria Urban , Salka Weber , Susanna Wiegand .

In the 2017/18 season the following actresses were part of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Ruth Brauer-Kvam, Sandra Cervik, Hilde Dalik, Gerti Drassl, Martina Ebm, Swintha Gersthofer, Daniela Golpashin, Alma Hasun, Michaela Kaspar, Pauline Knof, Maria Köstlinger, Alexandra Krismer, Therese Lohner, Sona MacDonald, Ulli Maier, Erni Mangold, Eva Mayer, Silvia Meisterle, Susa Meyer, Marianne Nentwich, Sophie Resch, Maresi Riegner, Ida Ouhé-Schmidt, Elfriede Schüsseleder, Julia Stemberger, Martina Stilp, Salka Weber, Susanna Wiegand

In the 2018/19 season the following actresses belong to the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Sandra Cervik, Hilde Dalik, Gerti Drassl, Martina Ebm, Swintha Gersthofer, Alma Hasun, Nicole Heesters, Andrea Jonasson, Pauline Knof, Maria Köstlinger, Alexandra Krismer, Anna Laimanee, Marika Lichter, Therese Lohner, Sona MacDonald, Ulli Maier, Silvia Meisterle , Susa Meyer, Lisa Carolin Nemec, Marianne Nentwich, Gioia Osthoff , Judith Rosmair, Elfriede Schüsseleder, Julia Stemberger, Martina Stilp, Susanna Wiegand

actor

In the 2014/15 season the following actors were part of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Alexander Absenger, Gregor Bloéb, Michael Dangl, Christian Dolezal, Peter Drassl, Josef Ellers, Herbert Föttinger, Ljubiša Lupo Grujčić, Nicolaus Hagg, Oliver Huether, Alexander Jagsch, David Jakob, Stefan Lasko, Helmuth Lohner, Thomas Mraz , Christian Nickel, Martin Niedermair, Nikolaus Okonkwo, Dominic Oley, Michael Ostrowski, André Pohl, Alexander Pschill, Heribert Sasse , Otto Schenk , Bernhard Schir , Erich Schleyer, Peter Scholz, Michael Schönborn, Friedrich Schwardtmann, Gideon Singer , Toni Slama, Kurt Sobotka, Matthias Franz Stein , Erwin Steinhauer, Alexander Strobele , Florian Teichtmeister , Siegfried Walther, Martin Zauner

In the 2015/16 season the following actors were part of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Niklas Abel, Alexander Absenger , Michael von Au , Raphael von Bargen, Gregor Bloéb , Arthur Büscher, Michael Dangl , Josef Ellers, Herbert Föttinger , Nicola Gravante, Ljubiša Lupo Grujčić, Mathias Hanin, Oliver Huether, Michael König , Peter Kremer , Christian Louis -James, Peter Matić , Stefan Mosonyi, Jan Naujoks, Christian Nickel, Martin Niedermair, Nikolaus Okonkwo , Dominic Oley, Jan Plewka , André Pohl , Alexander Pschill , Timo Radünz, Ulrich Reinthaller , Udo Samel , Heribert Sasse , Otto Schenk , Bernhard Schir , Roman Schmelzer, Peter Scholz , Steven Seale, Harald Serafin , Toni Slama , Kurt Sobotka , Matthias Franz Stein , Erwin Steinhauer , Niran Straub, Alexander Strobele , Jürgen Tarrach , Florian Teichtmeister , Alexander Waechter , Siegfried Walther, Martin Zauner

In the 2016/17 season the following actors were part of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Alexander Absenger , Bernd Ander , Tonio Arango , Raphael von Bargen , Marcus Bluhm , Wojo van Brouwer , Vincent Bueno , Arthur Büscher , Michael Dangl , Josef Ellers , Herbert Föttinger , Tany Gabriel , Ljubiša Lupo Grujčić , Oliver Huether , Félix Kama , Thomas Kamper , Markus Kofler , Michael König , Peter Kremer , Gregor Kronthaler , Peter Marton , Peter Matić , Christian Nickel , Martin Niedermair , Dominic Oley , André Pohl , Alexander Pschill , Timo Radünz , Oama Richson , Oliver Rosskopf , Heribert Sasse , Saša Savić , Otto Schenk , Bernhard Schir , Roman Schmelzer , Peter Scholz , Steven Seale , Patrick Seletzky , Harald Serafin , Kurt Sobotka , Matthias Franz Stein , Niran Straub , Alexander Strobele , Florian Teichtmeister , Alexander Waechter , Siegfried Walther , Meo Wulf , Martin Zauner

In the 2017/18 season the following actors were part of the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Alexander Absenger, Bernd Ander, Raphael von Bargen, Nikolaus Barton, Wojo van Brouwer, Vincent Bueno, Florian Carove, Michael Dangl, Herbert Föttinger, Christian Futterknecht, Ljubiša Lupo Grujˇci´c, Oliver Huether, Xaver Hutter, Félix Kama, Gerhard Kasal, Markus Kofler, Michael König, Peter M. Marton, Christian Nickel, Martin Niedermair, Dominic Oley, André Pohl, Alexander Pschill, Oliver Rosskopf, Otto Schenk, Bernhard Schir, Roman Schmelzer, Holger Schober, Peter Scholz, Michael Schönborn, Patrick Seletzky, Harald Serafin, Matthias Franz Stein, Erwin Steinhauer, Claudius von Stolzmann, Alexander Strobele, Alexander Strömer, Florian Teichtmeister, Siegfried Walther, Meo Wulf, Martin Zauner

In the 2018/19 season the following actors belong to the ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt:

Alexander Absenger, Raphael von Bargen, Nikolaus Barton, Marcus Bluhm, Wojo van Brouwer, Michael Dangl, Fritz Egger, Tamim Fattal, Herbert Föttinger, Ljubiša Lupo Grujˇci´c, Wolfgang Hübsch, Oliver Huether, Igor Karbus, Gerhard Kasal, Markus Kofler, Michael König, Joseph Lorenz, Paul Mati´c, Martin Niedermair, Dominic Oley, André Pohl, Alexander Pschill, Jörg Reifmesser, Tobias Reinthaller, Ulrich Reinthaller, Oliver Rosskopf, Otto Schenk, Bernhard Schir, Roman Schmelzer, Holger Schober, Peter Scholz, Michael Schönborn, Johannes Seilern, Patrick Seletzky, Harald Serafin, Johannes Silberschneider, Lukas Spisser, Matthias Franz Stein, Erwin Steinhauer, Claudius von Stolzmann, Alexander Strobele, Alexander Strömer, Florian Teichtmeister, Siegfried Walther, Martin Zauner, August Zirner

Honorary members

Lotte Lang (1985), Hans Jaray (1985), Vilma Degischer (1986), Erik Frey (1988), Hans Holt (1988), Rudolf Steinboeck (1988), Guido Wieland (1988), Grete Zimmer (1988), Franz Stoss (1989), Kurt Heintel (1993), Susanne Almassy (1994), Elfriede Ott (1995), Gideon Singer (1996), Fritz Muliar (1996), Wolfgang Müller-Karbach (1997), Ossy Kolmann (1998), Kurt Sobotka (2000), Otto Schenk (2000), Helmuth Lohner (2003), Heinrich Kraus (2003), Marianne Nentwich (2004), Rolf Langenfass (2004), Ernst Haeusserman (2006 posthumously), Karla and Peter Pühringer (2010), Günter Rhomberg (2013), Toni Slama (2013), Peter Turrini (2014), Heribert Sasse (2015), Felix Mitterer (2018)

Actors from Josefstadt

Susanne von Almassy , Axel von Ambesser , Maria Andergast , Albert Bassermann , Ludwig van Beethoven , Hedwig Bleibtreu , Alfred Böhm , Maxi Böhm , Heinz Conrads , Lili Darvas , Vilma Degischer , Ernst Deutsch , Marlene Dietrich , Anton Edthofer , August Everding , OW Fischer , Rudolf Forster , Erik Frey , Egon Friedell , Carl Friese , Adrienne Gessner , Hans Gratzer , Alexander Grill , Ernst Haeusserman , Marte Harell , Paul Hartmann , Kurt Heintel , Michael Heltau , Heinz Hilpert , Paul Hoffmann , Hans Holt , Attila Hörbiger , Paul Hörbiger , Fritz Imhoff , Hans Jaray , Josef Jarno , Curd Jürgens , Fritz Kortner , Hilde Krahl , Nicolin Kunz , Lotte Lang , Wolfgang Liebeneiner , Hans Lietzau , Leopold Lindtberg , Ernst Lothar , Siegfried Lowitz , Gustav Manker , Winnie Markus , Eleonora von Mendelssohn , Alexander Moissi , Hans Moser , Fritz Muliar , Lothar Müthel , Johann Nestroy , Hansi Niese , Max Pallenberg , Karl Paryla , Rudolf Prack , Otto Preminger , Helmut Qualtinger , Ferdin and Raimund , Max Reinhardt , Leo Reuss , Walther Reyer , Gerhard Riedmann , Richard Romanowsky , Hermann Romberg , Annie Rosar , Leopold Rudolf , Sieghardt Rupp , Léon de Saint-Lubin , Aglaja Schmid , Karl Schönböck , Oskar Sima , Sabine Sinjen , Albin Skoda , Kurt Sowinetz , Rudolf Steinboeck , Franz Stoss , Franz von Suppè , Hans Thimig , Helene Thimig , Hermann Thimig , Hugo Thimig , Jane Tilden , Peter Vogel , Gustav Waldau , Ernst Waldbrunn , Oskar Werner , Paula Wessely , Guido Wieland , Grete Zimmer

Nestroy Theater Prize

With its productions, the Theater in der Josefstadt has been one of the most successful theaters at the Nestroy Theater Prize since 2000 and hosted the seventh Nestroy Awards in 2006 .

Nestroy Theater Prize	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
Nominations / victories	1/0	1/0	0	4/2	2/1	1/0	1/0	3/1	2/1	4/2	1/0	2/1	3/0	5/1	3/2	4/0	4/1	6/3	2/0

2010:

BEST SUPPORTING ROLE

Elfriede Schüsseleder as Traudl Fasching in “Everyone's His own” by Silke Hassler and Peter Turrini, Theater in der Josefstadt

2011:

BEST ACTRESS

Ruth Brauer-Kvam as Sally Bowles in "Cabaret" by Joe Masteroff, Kammerspiele des Theater in der Josefstadt

Maria Köstlinger as Una in “Blackbird” by David Harrower, Theater in der Josefstadt

SPECIAL PRICE

Franz Wittenbrink for his production "Eh werscht", Theater in der Josefstadt (won)

2012:

BEST ACTRESS

Nicole Heesters as Gunhild Borkman in "John Gabriel Borkman" by Henrik Ibsen, Theater in der Josefstadt

BEST SUPPORTING ROLE

Heribert Sasse as Vilhelm Foldal in "John Gabriel Borkman" by Henrik Ibsen, Theater in der Josefstadt

BEST DIRECTOR

Elmar Goerden with “John Gabriel Borkman” by Henrik Ibsen, Theater in der Josefstadt

2013:

BEST ACTRESS

Sandra Cervik as Annie in “Speed” by Zach Helm, Theater in der Josefstadt

Gerti Drassl as Franziska in "Jägerstätter" by Felix Mitterer, Theater in der Josefstadt

Katharina Straßer as Karoline in "Kasimir und Karoline" by Ödön von Horváth, Theater in der Josefstadt

BEST ACTOR

Gregor Bloéb as Franz in "Jägerstätter" by Felix Mitterer, Theater in der Josefstadt (won)

BEST SUPPORTING ROLE

Dominic Oley as Dr. Feldmann in “Jägerstätter” by Felix Mitterer and as Mulholland in “Speed” by Zach Helm, Theater in der Josefstadt

BEST DIRECTOR

Georg Schmiedleitner with "Kasimir und Karoline" by Ödön von Horváth, Theater in der Josefstadt

AUDIENCE AWARD:

Florian Teichtmeister (won)

2014:

BEST ACTRESS

Sona MacDonald - Spatz und Engel (Marlene Dietrich) - Burgtheater and Wie im Himmel (Inger) - Theater in der Josefstadt

Nicole Heesters - Before retirement (Vera) - Theater in der Josefstadt (won)

BEST YOUTH:

Raphaela Möst - The story of Fraulein Pollinger (Agnes) - Theater in der Josefstadt / Probebühne (won)

2015:

BEST DIRECTOR

Elmar Goerden - Kafka - Theater in the Josefstadt

BEST ACTRESS

Andrea Jonasson - Am Ziel (mother) - Theater in the Josefstadt

BEST REPRESENTATION OF A SUPPORTING ROLE

Herbert Föttinger - A Dark Desire (Sigmund Freud) - Theater in the Josefstadt

Therese Lohner - Am Ziel (daughter) - Theater in the Josefstadt

BEST MALE YOUNG

Alexander Absenger - Kafka and The Lady of the Camellias (Armand Duval) - Theater in der Josefstadt

AUDIENCE AWARD:

Florian Teichtmeister (won)

2016:

BEST ACTRESS

Sona MacDonald - Fräulein Julie (Julie) - Theater in der Josefstadt and Blue Moon (you) - Wiener Kammerspiele (won)

BEST ACTOR

Florian Teichtmeister - Miss Julie (Jean) - Theater in the Josefstadt

BEST REPRESENTATION OF A SUPPORTING ROLE

Siegfried Walther - People in the Hotel (Kringelein) - Wiener Kammerspiele

2017:

BEST ACTRESS

Gerti Drassl as Gina Ekdal in "Die Wildente" by Henrik Ibsen, Theater in der Josefstadt

Andrea Jonasson as Freifrau Sophie von Essenbeck in "Die Verdammten" based on the film of the same name by Luchino Visconti, Theater in der Josefstadt (won)

BEST REPRESENTATION OF A SUPPORTING ROLE

Alexander Absenger as Baron Martin von Essenbeck in “Die Verdammten” based on the film of the same name by Luchino Visconti, Theater in der Josefstadt

Tonio Arango as he in the world premiere of “Lenya Story - A Love Song” by Torsten Fischer and Herbert Schäfer, Kammerspiele der Josefstadt

BEST DIRECTOR

Elmar Goerden with "Die Verdammten" based on the film by Luchino Visconti, Theater in der Josefstadt (won)

Mateja Koležnik with “The Wild Duck” by Henrik Ibsen, Theater in der Josefstadt

BEST FEMALE YOUTH

Maresi Riegner as Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker" by William Gibson, Theater der Jugend and as Hedvig in "Die Wildente" by Henrik Ibsen, Theater in der Josefstadt (won)

2018:

BEST ACTOR

Herbert Föttinger as Dr. Bernhardi in "Professor Bernhardi" by Arthur Schnitzler, Theater in der Josefstadt

BEST REPRESENTATION OF A SUPPORTING ROLE

Alexander Strobele as Eder in "In der Löwengrube" by Felix Mitterer, Theater in der Josefstadt

literature

• Anton Bauer: The theater in the Josefstadt in Vienna . Manutiuspresse, Vienna a. a. 1957 ( OBV )
• Angela Eder: The theater in the Josefstadt 1788–1996. From the kk-privileged acting company to the Betriebsgesellschaft mb H. Theater in der Josefstadt, Vienna 1996
• Josef Gregor : The conversion of the theater in Josefstadt . In: Oesterreichs Bau- und Werkkunst . Born 1924, pp. 3–11 ( digitized version )
• Christiane Huemer-Strobele, Katharina Schuster, Natalie Bauer (photo), Research and Documentation Center for Theater Studies and Management - Theater in der Josefstadt and Kammerspiele (Eds.): Das Theater in der Josefstadt. A journey through the history of one of the oldest theaters in Europe. Picus-Verlag, Vienna 2011, ISBN 978-3-85452-131-0
• Herbert Föttinger, Christiane Huemer-Strobele - Theater in der Josefstadt and Kammerspiele (eds.): The theater in Josefstadt - legendary stories and unforgettable stars . Brandstätter Verlag, Vienna 2013, ISBN 978-3850337298

Web links

Commons : Theater in der Josefstadt  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• official website
• Entry on Theater in der Josefstadt in the Austria Forum  (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )
• Channel of Theater in der Josefstadt on YouTube

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Constantin von Wurzbach : Reuling, Wilhelm . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 25th part. Kaiserlich-Königliche Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1873, pp. 346–350 ( digitized version ).
2. ↑ Michael Sachs: 'Prince Bishop and Vagabond'. The story of a friendship between the Prince-Bishop of Breslau Heinrich Förster (1799–1881) and the writer and actor Karl von Holtei (1798–1880). Edited textually based on the original Holteis manuscript. In: Medical historical messages. Journal for the history of science and specialist prose research. Volume 35, 2016 (2018), pp. 223–291, here: p. 282.
3. ↑ Cinemas and theaters in Vienna  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )
4. ↑ Kurt Stimmer: May 1, 1945: Vienna's new life began in four theaters . In: Wien.at aktuell , employee magazine of the City of Vienna, publisher of the Press and Information Service of the City of Vienna, July 2010, p. 24
5. ↑ Entry on Theater in der Josefstadt in the Austria Forum  (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )
6. ↑ New Josefstadt stage made of creak-free wood orf.at, September 26, 2017, accessed on September 27, 2017.
7. ^ Bauer: Das Theater in der Josefstadt zu Vienna , p. 70.
8. ↑ Constantin von Wurzbach : Hoffmann, Johann (VII.) . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 9th part. Imperial and Royal Court and State Printing Office, Vienna 1863, p. 172 ( digital copy ).
9. ↑ Ing. Emmerich Steigberger new technical director of the Theater an der Josefstadt . Theater Prospect October 2012. Retrieved April 5, 2014.
10. ↑ Female ensemble members of the theater in der Josefstadt
11. ↑ ^{a b} Theater in der Josefstadt - Ensemble - Actors . Retrieved September 13, 2016.
12. ^ Male ensemble members of the theater in der Josefstadt
13. ↑ Salzburger Nachrichten: Sasses "Werther" with honorary membership and call for elections . APA notification dated September 29, 2015, accessed September 29, 2015.

Coordinates: 48 ° 12 '34 "  N , 16 ° 21' 4"  E