Western Weinviertel Theater

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The Westliches Weinviertel theater is a theater in Guntersdorf in the Hollabrunn district in Lower Austria .

Venue

The Westliches Weinviertel theater (popularly known as tww for short ) was founded in an abandoned farm in Guntersdorf No. 201. The building in front of the Streckhof became the infrastructure, while a courtyard-side shed was converted into a wind-open theater room. In this respect, the theater was run as a summer theater Theater im Stadl . Since the stage is on the long side, the result is an auditorium with little depth, with a few rows of seats and the direct proximity of the audience to the actors, which is an unusually positive surprise.

In 1990 a studio stage was set up, which started a year-round game operation. For a general renovation, gaming operations were relocated to Mittergrabern Castle from 1996 to 2000 . From 2006 to 2008 the upstream residential building was rebuilt, creating more space for cloakrooms, workshops, a buffet and a studio stage.

ensemble

The actors were initially laypeople and are now a mixture of full-time and part-time actors and drama students. The stage, costumes, technology, music and make-up are looked after by professional staff.

program

Since it was founded in 1984, always under the directorship of director Franziska Wohlmann, tww has increased its number of days to around 70 per year, making it Lower Austria's smallest theater with year-round theater operations. The palette ranges from critical youth theater, through Commedia dell 'Arte and contemporary comedies, to experimental performances. In the last few years musical productions have become more and more popular. Three to four new in-house productions a year, plus resumption of successful pieces from previous years and guest performances from the fields of cabaret, children's theater, as well as readings, concerts and exhibitions offer something for almost every taste.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Architects t-hoch-n Gerhard Binder, Peter Wiesinger, Andreas Pichler; together with the local planner Franz Fellinger junior.
  2. ^ Nextroom Walter Zschokke : Baldachin, folded , Spectrum Die Presse September 14, 2008.

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Coordinates: 48 ° 38 ′ 46 ″  N , 16 ° 2 ′ 49 ″  E