Verena Altenberger: New helper of the UN against hunger in Uganda!

Verena Altenberger: New helper of the UN against hunger in Uganda!

Uganda, Uganda - Verena Altenberger, the talented Salzburg actress, started her first trip to Uganda on February 12, 2025 as the new ambassador of the UN World Food program (WFP). This journey that she made at her own expense has a clear focus on the support of the 1.8 million war refugees from Sudan who are looking for refuge in Uganda. Altenberger praised the country, which offers open borders and grants freedom of movement to the refugees. She reported on the important first aid of the WFP, through which the tons of rice and beans daily reach a specially built cooking center in order to offer warm meals in need. "There are people who have nothing but what they are wearing," she said in reprint. The help also includes educational measures that help the refugees and locals to sustainably pursue agriculture and to improve their living conditions, continues Altenberger.

New dream couple at the Salzburg Festival

But Verena Altenberger is not only a committed ambassador, but also a prominent artist who recently caused excitement at the Salzburg Festival. As keymedia.at , she will play the new buhl shaft in the famous drama "Everyone", which is performed at the cathedral square. This role, which many associate with sensuality and seduction, will be a special challenge for the 33-year-old. Altenberger himself said: "Business is the biggest smallest role - it" only "consists of 30 sets." She wants to deepen the complexity and emotional development of this figure because it addresses the dynamics of power conditions in relationships. Lars Eidinger, who took on the role of everyone from Tobias Moretti, completes this exciting duo and represents a new era in the history of the play.

The Salzburg Festival, which go into the next round with a renamed ensemble and new musical sequences, set a clear impulse for the further development of this traditional staging. According to the drama boss Bettina Hering, the proven concept of the "everyone" is retained, but the new establishments clearly show that changes and innovations are pending in artistic work.