From Linz to Vienna: Simon Stockinger conquered the musical stages!

From Linz to Vienna: Simon Stockinger conquered the musical stages!

Wien, Österreich - Simon Stockinger, an emerging musical actor from Linz, has realized his dream of standing on the big stage. At the age of 18 he moved to Vienna to study at the "MUK - Music and Art Private University of the City of Vienna". He completed his training in 2017 and since then he has inspired the audience with roles in various musicals such as "Cinderella fits what doesn't" and the Falco hit "Rock Me Amadeus". He is currently as a conférencier in "Berlin Berlin - The Great Show of the Golden 20s", which can be seen in the Vienna Museum Quarter from January 14th. "A role that I couldn't have written myself better," says Stockinger, happy about this dream role. He was particularly impressed by actively participating in history and interacting with other characters, such as Today.at reported.

The way to the creative dream job

The career of stage designers, on the other hand, is shaped by many hurdles. Experts emphasize that extensive preparations are necessary for a successful application at universities. Starting with the creation of a folder in which your own work and designs have to be presented, right down to several hours of admission tests that require creative and technical skills. "The decisive factor is the artistic potential," explains Till Exit from the Academy of Fine Arts. Despite the challenges that this industry entails, the profession of stage designer remains an attractive perspective for many, even if the fixed employment relationships are rare in this skill. At Team4-Projektmanagement GmbH, the importance of the teamwork with directors is underlined, which makes the work on the theater more complex, as reports.

Stockinger and the stage designers embody the facets of theater life in Austria - from the glamor and glamor of the ramp light to the artistic challenges behind the scenes. Both career paths require passion and dedication to master the challenges on the way to the goal.