Le Prophéte (the Prophet)

Musically enthralling, virtually “overrunning” the audience with the force of his compositions, the operas of Giacomo Meyerbeer's (1791-1864) are composite theater presentations. He was not only an electrifying composer but a talented dramaturge who intertwines all the components of music theater such as choreography, composition, instrumentation, text, and staging into a total concept. At the Landestheater Linz, the audience can savor first hand Le Prophète, the spectacular opera that first premiered in Paris in 1849 to sensational reviews and re-experience the rise and fall of the counter-reformation Anabaptist movement in the 16th Century.
Premiere | 22 September 2019 | Großer Saal Musiktheater
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The Beggar Student (Der Bettelstudent)

Love and freedom – these ingredients make it possible to create a compelling story for every era and place. What is true love? What does personal freedom mean in a constrained society? Carl Milloecker’s operetta, The Beggar Student, skillfully tackles these major issues, thereby creating a moving tale with inspiring music that is elegant and entertaining. It effortlessly manages to thread the fine line between seriousness and amusement. Produced by the operetta specialist, Karl Absenger.   

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BODYGUARD - THE MUSICAL - SUMMER 2020 guest performance at Musiktheater Linz

Welcome to the Landestheater Linz

Since 2013, Linz has had a new cultural landmark: the Musiktheater am Volksgarten, Europe’s most modern opera house, which is where the operas, operettas, musicals and dance productions of the Landestheater Linz are put on. The new building stands out because of its excellent acoustics, high level of visitor comfort and state-of-the-art stage technology.
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THE AUSTRIAN MUSIC THEATRE AWARD GOES TO ...

For the seventh time, the Austrian Music Theatre Award was awarded. This time the award ceremony took place in the Tiroler Landestheater. Our Die Frau ohne Schatten (The Woman without a Shadow) was celebrated in the autumn of 2017 by public and press. At the premiere there were standing ovations. They all agreed that this production, directed by Hermann Schneider and Musical Director Markus Poschner, became a fantastic opera evening. The jury of the Austrian Music Theatre Award also agreed with this opinion. "I am so pleased about this award because it distinguishes all those involved in this production and pays tribute to the work of a whole house, an entire institution - from our lighting and sound employees to all the artists on stage," said our artistic director Hermann Schneider Interview with the OÖNachrichten
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