The city theater Wiener Neustadt shines after valuable renovation

The city theater Wiener Neustadt shines after valuable renovation

On Friday evening, the atmosphere in the Wiener Neustadt city theater was particularly festive when the house was reopened to celebrate its 230th anniversary. Maria Großbauer, the managing director of the theater, was able to welcome numerous guests from various areas such as art, culture, business and politics.

The governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner described the event as a joy day and emphasized the importance of reopening for the cultural country of Lower Austria. "With this opening we are writing a new chapter in the cultural offer of our region," she said.

modernization and artistic realignment

The renovation of the city theater not only included a structural modernization, but also an organizational and content -related realignment. Mikl-Leitner emphasized that tradition and innovation were linked. The house now offers modern comfort for the audience and the artists. In the future, a central place for speech theater, music and film in the region is to become, which will significantly enrich the cultural offer.

Another highlight of the new orientation is the settlement of the Tonkünstler Orchestra in Lower Austria, which will now perform regularly in the theater. This not only gives the stage a new home, but also strengthens cultural networking in the region.

At the opening gala, the clay artists under the direction of Lorenz C. Aichner presented a promising program, with contributions by star violinist Lidia Baich, who played on a historical violin. The gala was broadcast live on television and attracted a wide audience.

Wiener Neustadt: From the industrial to the cultural city

Mayor Klaus Schneeberger spoke of the progress that the city has made in the past ten years, especially in the field of culture. He emphasized that the city now has a large number of cultural institutions. "We offer an impressive offer that Vienna surpasses a lot," he said proudly. These developments are part of a comprehensive strategy to establish Wiener Neustadt as a cultural center.

The big opening ceremony was seen by many as a triumph for the city and its commitment to the culture, which also brought about the concern of those present. Maria Großbauer received a lot of praise for the successful organization of the event and the creation of an inviting atmosphere in the theater.