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Musical theater thrives on great emotions! And our new production of Die Csárdásfürstin (The Csárdás Princess) delivers exactly that—for both audiences and critics alike. Emotions run high when it is described as ‘celebrated with some euphoric applause.’ As always in such cases: See for yourself!
Die Csárdásfürstin (The Csárdás Princess) is a true classic of the operetta repertoire. Starting March 8, 2025, you can once again experience this melancholic masterpiece at the Volksoper—brought to life by an artistically outstanding team on and off stage. Why shouldn’t you miss this performance? We’ve put together five great reasons for you!
A wonderfully comic play by Shakespeare, which has inspired numerous composers, returns to the Volksoper! Read here what you can expect from Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor (The Merry Wives of Windsor).
Johannes Erath, one of the most exciting music theatre directors of our time, is making his debut at the Volksoper. His production of Die Csárdásfürstin celebrates its premiere on 8 March 2025. Read a portrait of the director here!
The rainbow flag on our house shows the way: the drag queens are bringing colour back into life! The hit musical La Cage aux Folles is back on the programme - for over 30 years, the play has been celebrating love in all its forms and the courage to stand up for oneself. Values that are important to us every day - and which are now back on stage with heart and humour. Get your tickets now!
The premiere of KaiserRequiem was received with great enthusiasm and much acclaim last weekend. Now the first press reviews are in!
We are eagerly awaiting the premiere of KaiserRequiem. Photographer Ashley Taylor provides the first insights into the work on this musical theatre that gets under your skin. Click through the first rehearsal photos here.
The performance of KaiserRequiem on 27 January 2025 will take place on the occasion of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day and on Mozart's 269th birthday.
There was much jubilation at the premiere of the new production of My Fair Lady last Friday. Now the first press reviews are in!
_RET.jpeg "Karl Markovics (Alfred P. Doolittle), Wiener Staatsballett, Chor der Volksoper Wien, Ensemble - © Barbara Pálffy/Volksoper Wien")