Musical Game Over inspires 1,200 spectators in Ottenschlag!

Musical Game Over inspires 1,200 spectators in Ottenschlag!

On June 15, 2025, the Musikmittelschule Ottenschlag celebrated the premiere of its musical "Game Over". This thrilling performance attracted a total of around 1,200 visitors and was an impressive example of the commitment and creativity of the students. The students were able to inspire around 850 classmates and teachers from 16 schools in the Zwettl, Krems and Melk districts in three morning performances. The large public performance on Friday evening attracted an additional 300 spectators to the event.

The ensemble consisted of talented young actors who were presented in different rows. Emma Spritzendorfer, Katharina Höld, Lina Giessriegl and Gabriel Kienastberger performed in the first row, followed by other big talents in the second row such as Benjamin Gruber and Maximilian Fürst. The overall management was in the hands of Philipp Rampetsreiter, who showed an impressive performance together with his ensemble. The third and fourth row consisted of a large number of other committed actors, including Lara Bernleitner and Jonas Mistelbauer.

a highlight of school culture

The performance of the musical is not only a final project, but also represents an important cultural contribution in the region. Such events are essential for cultural life in Austria, such as data on theater and music. Annual primary statistical surveys provide an overview of the cultural scene, which also underlines the importance of such school performances. According to the Statistics Austria There are further interesting information on the exploitation of live music and cultural events from various federal associations that show the relevance of these performances.

The Musikmittelschule Ottenschlag, which publishes further information as part of its school projects, not only staged an entertaining piece with "Game Over", but also set a strong sign for the promotion of pupils in art. The enthusiasm of the audience and the great performance of the actors show how important cultural education and community appearances are for the personal development of young people.