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In November 2026, we will once again present the award-winning production Lass uns die Welt vergessen – Volksoper 1938. To mark its world premiere three years ago, we launched the project “What Would You Do?”, which invites audiences to engage with the themes of the work. Those themes are just as relevant today as they were then.
Vienna is going to be Chicago! On October 24, 2026, the musical hit Chicago premieres at the Volksoper. We’ve put together 5 good reasons why you absolutely shouldn’t miss the show!
The Volksoper is delighted to receive several nominations for the prestigious International Opera Awards 2026! This recognition highlights the international acclaim for the artistic work of our house, placing us among nominees from 24 countries.
Perfect, uplifting, beautiful: These are just some of the words the press used to describe the premiere of Ronja Räubertochter
The 14th Austrian Music Theatre Awards on September 8 brought the Volksoper three awards in total: the opera Alma was named Best World Premiere, KaiserRequiem received the award for Best Overall Dance Production, and contralto Jasmin White was named Best Emerging Talent. We are delighted and extend our congratulations to all the artists!
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.
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.
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!
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