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With the world premiere of Ronja Räubertochter on 20 September 2026, a great adventure for the whole family comes to the stage of the Volksoper. Kyrre Kvam has composed a score filled with Nordic sounds and catchy melodies, while Ruth Brauer-Kvam directs the production. We spoke to her about her personal connection to the piece.
This Friday, 4 September 2026, the wait is finally over: we’re kicking off the new season with a Sing-Along of the operetta Die Fledermaus. Come and be swept away. Sing, celebrate and join us for a truly unforgettable evening!
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When you visit the Volksoper in September, you can purchase up to three children’s tickets for the same performance for just €1 each when you buy a full-price ticket. (Valid for children up to their 15th birthday; premieres excluded.) Tickets are already available at the box offices and online.
Everyone aged 60 and over receives a 25% discount on performances from 4 to 19 September. Enjoy the audience favourite West Side Story, captivating audiences with its exhilarating dance scenes and moving story, Mozart’s fascinating The Magic Flute, Lehár’s melancholic operetta Der Zarewitsch – or the repertoire classic Die Fledermaus – all at a particularly attractive price!
Standing ovations, a packed house on its feet at the premiere! And the press is equally enthusiastic about Die Fledermaus – Pride Edition.
In June, we celebrate Pride Month with a queer take on the operetta Die Fledermaus. What can you expect from it? Our Frosch, Tom Neuwirth, will tell you!
Fantastic news: Eight nominations for the Volksoper at the Austrian Music Theatre Awards – we’re absolutely delighted!
We love musical theatre in all its forms! In the 2026/27 season, you can look forward to ten premieres, two revivals, fifteen repertoire works, and numerous special performances.
There were standing ovations and prolonged applause for everyone involved at the premiere of Lehárs operetta Der Zarewitsch. The press is also enthusiastic.
.JPG "Daniel Schmutzhard (Gabriel von Eisenstein), Thomas Oliemans (Dr. Falke), Martin Winkler (Frank), Tom Neuwirth (Frosch), Katia Ledoux (Prinz Orlofsky), Chor der Volksoper Wien - © Barbara Pálffy/Volksoper Wien")
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.JPG "Martin Enenkel (Iwan), Steef de Jong (Regie, Bearbeitung, Bühne und Kostüme), Juliette Khalil (Mascha), David Kerber (Der Zarewitsch), Hedwig Ritter (Sonja / Kautschukoff) - © Barbara Pálffy / Volksoper Wien")