Generation change in the Figure Theater Lilarum: Tradition meets innovation

Generation change in the Figure Theater Lilarum: Tradition meets innovation

The Figure Theater Lilarum, known for its creative and imaginative performances, is currently going through a remarkable change. At the top of the theater there is a generation change that promises new ideas and approaches, while the proven traditions should continue to have a place. The founder, Traude Kosatz, has withdrawn after decades of successful management of both the management and the creative management.

Since the founding of the lilarum in 1980, the institution has a permanent place on the country road. Her son, Paul Kosatz, not only grew up in the theater, but also took over the management. He receives support from the new creative director Andrea Gergely, who has been part of the lilarum team since 1997, and Andreas Moritz, who has been part of the family for just as long

new creative impulses

A highlight of the coming game season will be the piece "Spots", which Andrea Gergely himself wrote. It is about a fawn and represents the first manuscript of it. Gergely streams not only creative energy for the piece, but will also take on the direction and work with a young stage designer on the project. This cooperation aims to include students and university graduates in the theater process and to offer them a platform.

The artistic orientation of the lilarum remains grounded in the roots that Traude Kosatz has laid. Paul Kosatz and Andreas Moritz emphasize that the existing style of the theater performances is retained. Nevertheless, they bring a breath of fresh air to creative work by striving for new cooperation with universities and students.

technological progress

With a view of the future, the lilarum also plans technical modernizations. The innovations include the installation of LED lights, which expand artistic freedom and are more environmentally friendly at the same time. Such changes should help to design the theater not only more modern, but also more attractive for a wider audience.

Despite these developments, the basic values of the theater remain unchanged. Paul Kosatz emphasizes: "The children should continue to find a room where they can be a child." This obligation to a child -friendly environment remains central, which is why the connection to the founding personality, Traude Kosatz, continues to be maintained. She advises occasionally when asked.

For fans of the lilarum, there is also a re -performance of Traude Kosatz ’last piece,“ Mia and the Shadower ”. This will be seen from November 2 to November 24 at Göllnergasse 8. With this change, the Figure Theater Lilarum relies on an exciting mix of Tradition and innovation that will continue to keep it relevant on the Vienna Theater Landscape.

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