# Kulturon

> Kulturon is an Austrian ticket platform for culture: concerts, cabaret, theatre, cinema, readings, festivals and art – with online tickets, seat maps and QR admission.

Regional organizers sell their tickets here; visitors buy online and receive PDF tickets by e-mail. There is also a magazine, a media library and a shop for art and merchandise.

- Places with upcoming events: Schwechat, Bruck an der Leitha, Klein-Neusiedl, Hainburg an der Donau, Wien, Reisenberg, Wien-Flughafen, Hof am Leithaberge
- Languages: [Deutsch](https://kulturon.at/llms.txt), [English](https://kulturon.at/en/llms.txt), [Magyar](https://kulturon.at/hu/llms.txt), [Slovenčina](https://kulturon.at/sk/llms.txt)
- Prices in EUR incl. VAT, times in Europe/Vienna
- Contact: Thomas Mayer Events – Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Mayer · Wiener Gasse 5, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha, Österreich · office@kulturon.at · +43 664 8370482
- Updated: 2026-11-13 01:16

## For AI agents

Search, details and availability are machine-readable as JSON or Markdown without login. Buying: the agent creates a checkout link, the human pays in the browser.

- [Guide for developers and AI](https://kulturon.at/en/ki/): llms.txt, Agent API, checkout handoff, MCP, keys
- [Agent API](https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent): index of all endpoints (public, JSON or ?format=md)
- [Event search](https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events?q=&format=md): parameters q, from, to, genre, city, venue, price_max, available_only
- [OpenAPI 3.1](https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/openapi.json): machine-readable API description
- [MCP server](https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/mcp): Model Context Protocol (Streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC); public tools without login, management tools with an application password
- Buying: POST /wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/checkout reserves tickets for 30 minutes and returns checkout_url – agents never pay or enter payment data.
- Organizers can enter their events via AI (MCP tools create_event, set_ticket_types …) – access via an application password from the Kulturon team.

## Next 20 events

### [Rotraud Perner in Conversation](https://kulturon.at/en/events/rotraud-perner/)

- Fri 13.11.2026 19:30 · Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Bruck an der Leitha · Readings, Talk & Discussion, Lecture · free admission · tickets available
- Start: 2026-11-13T19:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Hauptplatz 3, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Tickets: https://kulturon.at/en/events/rotraud-perner/#ticket-box
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/1158

Rotraud A. Perner (born 18 August 1944 in Orth an der Donau) is an Austrian lawyer, psychotherapist, Protestant theologian, and publicist.

Recognition: She became widely known to the public in the 1980s and 1990s, primarily through radio and television (including the Ö3-Sexhotline), as a pioneer for open sex education and the breaking down of taboos.

Focus: Her work focuses on violence prevention, victim protection, and women’s rights. She was instrumental in reforms for protection against domestic and sexual violence in Austria.

Impact: As a lecturer and author of numerous guides and specialist works, she shaped approaches in mediation, stress prevention, and salutogenesis (health promotion).

She is considered one of Austria’s most prominent socio-political voices for self-determination, civil courage, and non-violent coexistence.

Here, she will talk about her latest initiative “From Angry Citizen to Peace Agent” and read passages from her book “Peace Competence“.
A differing viewpoint, a divergent decision, or a sentence that is misunderstood – and people immediately switch to “combat frequency”: in terms of content, voice, and sometimes even physically. Yet, often there is no actual threat. In response to this professional and general observation, Rotraud Perner is launching new initiatives for peace prevention through her peace agency.

Hate makes you ill – peace can be learned
Violence prevention is not enough! We need peace prevention!
Peace is not a state, it is a competence

Parallel to the new peace agency, Rotraud Perner and her son Roman Perner are publishing their latest specialist publication “Peace Competence”. The book forms the substantive basis for their concern for stronger peace prevention. It deals with the question of how cooperation can arise from hate and confrontation, and at the same time sees itself as a contribution to resilience and salutogenesis. The central message is: “If you want peace, you must know how to create peace.” The ability to make peace should not be understood as an abstract ideal, but as a competence that people can develop, train, and use in everyday life.

In cooperation with KulturON.at.

Hard facts
What: Rotraud Perner – Peace Competence
When: Friday, 13 November 2026
Entry: from 7:00 PM
Start: 7:30 PM
Where: Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Bruck/Leitha
Admission: free (donation)

There are 35 seats – 18 with a table, 17 without a table – free seating subject to availability. By purchasing a ticket, a seat is guaranteed.

Secure your tickets online now – places are limited

After reservation, you will receive an email with a link to the tickets, which you can print yourself or save to your mobile device.

### [How About Some Tea?](https://kulturon.at/en/events/wie-waers-mit-tee-2/)

- Fri 13.11.2026 19:30 · Stadttheater, Bruck an der Leitha · Stage & Theatre · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-13T19:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Stadttheater, Raiffeisengürtel 43, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/10876

Henry Böhm is a major film star who has already been divorced twice and occasionally drinks too much. Whilst filming his new movie “Tödliche Liebe”, a trivial crime comedy, he decides to put an end to his life. He no longer sees any meaning in his existence or in his work, and wants to leave this world – like everything in his life – with a bang.

For this reason, he has hired a hitman to murder him in his hotel suite. He wants his departure to be remembered by posterity as spectacularly as possible.
For publicity, he has booked a journalist and moved the interview appointment to his suite so that the headlines will truly be exclusive. The exceedingly attractive journalist Julia then arrives at the hotel and inevitably enchants Henry with her charm. Following profound conversations, Henry’s zest for life reawakens in full. He feels younger than ever and has fallen head over heels in love with the pretty Julia. Finally, he sees a light at the end of the tunnel again – if only there weren’t still the hitman, who is continuing with his mission to send Henry to the other side.

Tickets are available from 17 October at Fa. Lingfeld
Admission free donation

### [Barbara Balldini "Höhepunkte"](https://kulturon.at/en/events/barbara-balldini-hoehepunkte/)

- Sat 14.11.2026 20:00 · Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl · Cabaret & Comedy · tickets via the organizer
- Start: 2026-11-14T20:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl, Kirchenlatz 9, 2431 Klein-Neusiedl
- Tickets: https://shop.papierfabrik-variete.tixu.io/tickets/1/413
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2168

The nation’s favourite sex educator enters a well-deserved, not-so-quiet retirement. But before that, she sweeps across the stage with her farewell programme “Höhepunkte” (Climaxes).

Here, Balldini combines the funniest and most thrilling moments from eight cabaret shows: everything you’ve ever wanted to know about allegedly the best thing in the world. She explains the bedroom dos and don’ts as well as preferences and inclinations that enrich human existence. She shares everyday relationship advice and tells anecdotes from her practice. She answers secret questions, debunks myths, and talks about the effects of pornography on our sexuality. And, last but not least, she reassures couples worried because things “in bed” aren’t working as well anymore, serving as an inspiration for both young and old with her wealth of knowledge.

Yet “Höhepunkte” always works as a standalone cabaret show, making it far more than a classic “best of”. Alongside countless chuckles and laughs, there are plenty of “aha!” moments – because, as always, the motto is: enlightenment guaranteed to make you laugh AND learn!

Tickets from €33
Tickets at https://shop.papierfabrik-variete.tixu.io/tickets/1/175/description

### [DER LIEBESBRIEF](https://kulturon.at/en/events/der-liebesbrief/)

- Sat 14.11.2026 18:00 · Kulturhalle Reisenberg · Stage & Theatre · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-14T18:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Kulturhalle Reisenberg, Reaktorstraße 3, 2440 Reisenberg
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2184

Komödie „DER LIEBESBRIEF“ von Oliver Karbus nach einer Idee von Gabor von Vaszary
Österreich-Premiere

Inhalt:
Bei Lili und Felix Schneider hängt der Haussegen schief. Schuld daran ist ein leidenschaftlicher Liebesbrief, den der entrüstete Mathematiklehrer Stieglitz bei deren Tochter Klara gefunden hat. Klara versucht mit Hilfe der Haushälterin Marie, den Brief den Eltern vorzuenthalten und löst damit eine Lawine an Verwechslungen aus. Denn als Lili den Brief findet, ist sie überzeugt, dass er aus Felix’ Sakko fiel und er sie betrügt. Um seine Unschuld zu beweisen, verstrickt sich Felix in immer absurdere Ausreden. Sein Freund Paul Fellmayer, sein Kollege Kraus, ein Scheidungsanwalt, die misstrauische Schwiegermutter sowie Pauls Ehefrau Olga werden in das Lügennetz hineingezogen. Jeder versucht, den Brief jemand anderem zuzuschieben. Sogar eine falsche “Geliebte“ wird organisiert, um die Geschichte glaubhaft zu machen…
(Quellen: Programmheft Theater Trauterfing; theatertexte.de)

Ticketpreis: 15,00 Euro
Einlass eine Stunde vor Vorstellungsbeginn
Zur Premiere am 14.11.2026 ein Glas Sekt GRATIS
Kartenverkauf in Reisenberg am 18.10.2026 von 10:00-11:30 im Pensionistenzentrum
ab Montag, 19.10.2026 online bei https://events.eventjet.at/events

### [ERGEBENST IHR JOSEPH HAYDN](https://kulturon.at/en/events/ergebenst-haydn/)

- Sat 14.11.2026 18:00 · Kulturfabrik Hainburg, Hainburg an der Donau · Concerts · from € 18,00 · tickets available
- Start: 2026-11-14T18:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Kulturfabrik Hainburg, Kulturplatz 1, 2410 Hainburg an der Donau
- Tickets: https://kulturon.at/en/events/ergebenst-haydn/#ticket-box
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/1077

Briefe und Lieder von Joseph Haydn

Ausführende

Max Müller, Gesang und Lesung
Volker Nemmer, Klavier

Zum Programm

Der Schauspieler und Sänger Max Müller liest mit feinem Gespür aus Briefen von Joseph Haydn und kombiniert die Lesung mit Liedern des Komponisten. Einfühlsam begleitet wird er vom Pianisten Volker Nemmer.

Ähnlich wie sein Freund W.A. Mozart hat auch Joseph Haydn viele – und ausgesprochen launige – Briefe geschrieben. An seine Musikerkollegen, an seine Frau Maria Anna Theresia Keller, an seine Geliebte Luigia Polzelli, an fürstliche, eszterházyische Arbeitgeber, an wichtige, englische Impresarios, an lieb gewordene Hausangestellte…!

Zusammen mit einer Auswahl seiner so humorvollen wie klugen und besinnlichen Lieder möchten Max Müller und Volker Nemmer versuchen, dem zeitlos sympathischen Phänomen Joseph Haydn ein Stück näher zu kommen.

Karten direkt hier kaufen. Wir konnten mit der Haydngesellschaft ein Kartenkontingnet aus dem geringen freien Verkauf sichern.
Karten hier bei uns inkl. Admin.kosten.
Nach dem Kauf erhalten Sie eine email mit dem Link zu den Karten, die Sie selbst drucken oder auf Ihre Mobilgerät speichern können. Sollten sie diese email nicht innerhalb von 5 Minuten nach Kauf erhalten, dann bitte unter ihrem Konto auf kulturon.at selbst drucken oder uns über office@kulturon.at kontaktieren.

### [Faszination Blasmusik - Claronicum](https://kulturon.at/en/events/carl-orff-carmina-burana-830/)

- Sat 14.11.2026 18:00 · Flughafen Wien, Wien-Flughafen · Concerts · from € 21,00 · tickets available
- Start: 2026-11-14T18:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Flughafen Wien, Einfahrtsstraße, 1300 Wien-Flughafen
- Tickets: https://kulturon.at/en/events/carl-orff-carmina-burana-830/#ticket-box
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2117

Bei diesem Konzert blicken wir auf die Zeit vor Camerata Carnuntum zurück und lassen das „Symphonic Band Project“ wieder aufleben.
Symphonische Blasmusik vom Feinsten!

Im 1. Teil, mit den zwei klassischen Symphonien von Mozart und Haydn, übernimmt der Klarinettenchor, von der Sopranklarinette bis zur Kontrabassklarinette, die Stimmen der Streicher. Dieses klangstarke Gebilde erfüllt die Aufgabe eines großen Symphonieorchesters und wird zu einem einmaligen Klangerlebnis.

In der Besetzung eines symphonischen Blasorchesters werden im 2. Teil Stücke von Beethoven, Sousa und Wimmer zur Aufführung gebracht

Ein Programmhöhepunkt ist „Cascades“; eine Originalkomposition für Violine und Blasorchester. Dem oberösterreichische Komponisten Alois Wimmer ist es in diesem Stück gelungen, die Violine wunderbar als Soloinstrument technisch und musikalisch zu präsentieren. Das Blasorchester spielt in kleiner Besetzung, um der Solovioline genügend Möglichkeiten zur klanglichen Entfaltung zu geben. Die drei Hauptteile des Konzertes (schnell – langsam – schnell) sind in zeitgemäßer moderner Tonsprache gehalten und bieten dem Solisten alle Möglichkeiten.

Programm 1. Teil

Symphonie A – Dur W. A. Mozart
Sinfonie Nr.22 – Der Philosoph J. Haydn

Programm 2. Teil

Militärmarsch L. v. Beethoven
Cascades-Solovioline und Blasorchester A. Wimmer
Impressionen at the Movies J. P Sousa
The Serenaders
The Crafty Villain and the Timid Maid
Balance All and Swing Partners
Bohemian Rhapsody F . Mercurry

Der Ort

Aufführungsort ist der Office Park 4 am Flughafen Wien-Schwechat.

Lageplan am Flughafen ist beigefügt.

Gute öffentliche Anbindung mit der S7 Station Flughafen Wien/Schwechat
Es wird empfohlen, im Parkaus 3 zu parken. Der Parkschein kann bei der Orchesterkassa „entwertet“ werden, und sie bezahlen nur 1,- pro h.

Karten

hier bei uns im Vorverkauf inklusiver alles Agaben und Administration: 32,- € / 21,- € (Ermäßigung für SchülerInnen & StudentInnen).
Beim online-Kauf erhalten Sie eine email mit dem Link zu den Karten. Der Veranstalter ersucht, diese ausgedruckt zur Veranstatlung mitzubringen.

### [How About Tea?](https://kulturon.at/en/events/wie-waers-mit-tee-3/)

- Sat 14.11.2026 19:30 · Stadttheater, Bruck an der Leitha · Stage & Theatre · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-14T19:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Stadttheater, Raiffeisengürtel 43, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/10878

Henry Böhm is a major film star who has already been divorced twice and occasionally drinks too much. Whilst filming his new movie ‘Deadly Love’, a trivial crime comedy, he decides to put an end to his life. He no longer sees any point in his existence, nor in his work, and wants to leave this world – like everything else in his life – with a bang.

For this reason, he has hired a hitman to murder him in his hotel suite. He wants his exit to be remembered by posterity as spectacularly as possible.
For publicity, he has booked a journalist and arranged the interview in his suite to ensure the headlines are truly exclusive. The stunningly attractive journalist Julia duly arrives at the hotel and inevitably captivates Henry with her charm. Following profound conversations, Henry’s zest for life returns in full force. He feels younger than ever and has fallen head over heels in love with the pretty Julia. Finally, he sees light on the horizon once more – if only it weren’t for the hitman, who is still set on carrying out his contract to send Henry to the other side.

Tickets are available from 17 October at Fa. Lingfeld
Admission free donation

### ["LA NOTTE ITALIANA" Italo Hits with Dolce Vita](https://kulturon.at/en/events/la-notte-italiana-italo-hits-mit-dolce-vita/)

- Sun 15.11.2026 18:00 · Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl · Concerts · tickets via the organizer
- Start: 2026-11-15T18:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl, Kirchenlatz 9, 2431 Klein-Neusiedl
- Tickets: https://shop.papierfabrik-variete.tixu.io/tickets/1/89
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2172

The “Dolce Vita Band”, featuring fabulous Italian singers, whisks you away on a musical journey to Italy. With heart & soul, the entire Italian repertoire – spanning classical pieces right through to numerous international top hits – is brought to life.

The programme for this concert features the greatest Italian hits, guaranteeing fantastic vibes. An unforgettable evening brimming with holiday feelings…! PROGRAMME EXCERPT AZZURRO – MARINA – BUENA SERA SIGNORINA – BELLA CIAO SARA PERCHE TI AMO – SU DI NOI – VIVA LA MAMA – GIANNA GLORIA – VOLARE – L´ITALIANO – GENTE DI MARE …

Tickets from € 31

### [How About Tea?](https://kulturon.at/en/events/wie-waers-mit-tee-4/)

- Sun 15.11.2026 15:30 · Stadttheater, Bruck an der Leitha · Stage & Theatre · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-15T15:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Stadttheater, Raiffeisengürtel 43, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/10880

Henry Böhm is a major film star who has already been divorced twice and occasionally drinks too much. Whilst filming his new movie ‘Deadly Love’, a trivial crime comedy, he decides to put an end to his life. He no longer sees any point in his existence, nor in his work, and wants to leave this earth – like everything else in his life – with a bang.

For this reason, he has hired a hitman to murder him in his hotel suite. He wants his exit to be remembered by posterity as spectacularly as possible.
For publicity, he has booked a journalist and moved the interview appointment to his suite so that the headlines really do appear exclusive. The extremely attractive journalist Julia duly arrives at the hotel and inevitably enchants Henry with her charm. Following deep conversations, Henry’s zest for life reawakens to the fullest. He feels younger than ever and has fallen head over heels in love with the pretty Julia. At last, he sees light on the horizon again – if only it weren’t for the killer, who is still set on carrying out his contract to send Henry into the hereafter.

Tickets are available from 17 October at Fa. Lingfeld
Admission free donation

### [Club of Rome Carnuntum: What is Man – and what does he actually imagine himself to be?](https://kulturon.at/en/events/was-ist-der-mensch/)

- Wed 18.11.2026 18:00 · Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Bruck an der Leitha · Talk & Discussion · from € 12,00 · tickets available
- Start: 2026-11-18T18:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Hauptplatz 3, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Tickets: https://kulturon.at/en/events/was-ist-der-mensch/#ticket-box
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/1155

“What is Man – and what does he actually imagine himself to be?“
A flight of thought through the universe and our civilisation
Mag. Gerhard Falschlehner

The author of the book “Does the World Fit into a Grain of Sand?”, who lives in Wildungsmauer, takes us on a flight of thought through the universe: He guides us through the microcosm of quantum physics, the macrocosm of space and along the history of evolution from Homo sapiens to modern man with all his qualities and abysses.
Behind this lies a central idea:

We humans are part of a complex system – and not its centre.

This almost inevitably leads to a certain humility towards the world: Man is, on the one hand, a tiny, very late-emerging part of a complex event – on the other hand, the being that can recognise this event, reflect on it and possibly even influence its own future. From this, Gerhard Falschlehner formulates his questions:

What is man?

Where does the universe come from – and where is it going?

What is life?

Does the world fit into a grain of sand?

If we have understood where we come from and how complex and vulnerable our world is: How does that influence the way we want to live and do business?

About the book (it is available in bookstores and also at Kaufhaus Lindner in Wildungsmauer):
https://www.buchschmiede.at/app/book/308626-Gerhard-Falschlehner-Passt-die-Welt-in-ein-Sandkorn;bookType=PB

About the author: Gerhard Falschlehner is a science publicist and expert in reading, literature and media didactics. He was a visiting professor at the PH Niederösterreich, a lecturer at universities throughout Austria and in the EU, managing director of the Austrian Youth Book Club and “Bücherbühne Wien”. He is a laureate of “AusLese”, an award for international reading promotion.

Free entry for Club members; 12 EUR for guests (excl. consumption)

The evening will be recorded and will subsequently be freely available on the internet: www.clubofrome-carnuntum.at.

Become a member of the Club of Rome Carnuntum

I would like to become a member: https://www.clubofrome-carnuntum.at/mitglieder-info/#mitgliedwerden

Talk in the Club

Approximately 6 Club evenings per year, mainly between October and March, always on the 3rd Wednesday of the month. More info here: https://www.clubofrome-carnuntum.at/talk-im-club/
Talk in the Club – a series by the Club of Rome Carnuntum, in cooperation with Herzstück vom Petznek and KulturOn.

Reservation / Tickets

Online registration is required for both members and guests. Free entry for members.
Upon online purchase, you will receive an email with a link to your tickets. You can print these out or take them with you on your mobile device.

### [The Government Inspector](https://kulturon.at/en/events/der-revisor/)

- Thu 19.11.2026 20:00 · Theater Forum Schwechat · Stage & Theatre · tickets via the organizer
- Start: 2026-11-19T20:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Theater Forum Schwechat, Ehrenbrunngasse 24, 2320 Schwechat
- Tickets: http://www.eventjet.at/de/forumschwechat
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2152

Somewhere in the middle of nowhere in a small town: cronyism, embezzlement of public funds, construction scandals, and turning a blind eye to other “irregularities” are the order of the day. And things could happily, easily, and comfortably carry on just like that for those in power, had an inspection in the form of a government inspector not suddenly been announced.

### [It's getting tight in the vastness](https://kulturon.at/en/events/es-wird-eng-in-der-weite/)

- Fri 20.11.2026 19:30 · Kulturankerzentrum F23, Wien · Stage & Theatre · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-20T19:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Kulturankerzentrum F23, Gastgebgasse 4, 1230 Wien
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2121

A bizarre evening of theatre at F23

It’s getting tight for three shipwrecked, hungry gentlemen on a raft in the open ocean. If one of them has to be eaten, then who? With black humour, Sławomir Mrożek’s Out at Sea unfolds a series of bizarrely convoluted arguments that mercilessly expose human weaknesses and the mechanisms of manipulation.

It’s also getting tight for two women in Thomas Bernhard’s A Doda, who make a questionable discovery by the roadside and ponder it in a highly entertaining way.

It’s getting tight for the freezing man in Franz Kafka’s The Bucket Rider, who urgently asks for coal and rides into the vastness on an empty bucket.

And it’s also getting tight for the only guest in the vastness of an empty restaurant, as well as for an old clown who had imagined the hoped-for rejuvenation differently.

Common to the plays is a penchant for the absurd and the comical, but also the loneliness of man hidden behind it. They show the narrowness that arises when one’s gaze only circles around oneself and the power of a community is lost sight of.

Directed by: Matthias Suske and Gertrude Tartarotti

Ticket info: free seating in the hall

Standard ticket price: EUR 27,–
Reduced ticket*: EUR 19,–
Please register wheelchair spaces by email
* Reduction for persons under 27 years of age and Kulturpass holders. Please show ID upon request.

About Theater am Weinberg
Theatre that touches and resonates. For 30 years.

Theater am Weinberg is an ensemble that has existed since 1996, organised voluntarily as an association. People of various age groups from Perchtoldsdorf in Lower Austria and the southern Vienna area work together here both on and behind the stage.
There is no fixed playhouse – instead, new performance venues are chosen again and again to suit the respective project. The focus is on the promotion and further development of performing arts as well as the continuous training of the participants. The aim is to awaken enthusiasm for classical and modern drama, to implement innovative concepts and to help shape the regional cultural life in a lively and inspiring way with high quality standards.

### [HOF in Concert: Unerhört & Plan A](https://kulturon.at/en/events/hof-in-concert-unerhoert-plan-a/)

- Fri 20.11.2026 20:00 · Kulturwerkstätte Hof am Leithaberge · Concerts · from € 15,40 · tickets available
- Start: 2026-11-20T20:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Kulturwerkstätte Hof am Leithaberge, Wasenbruckerstraße 3, 2451 Hof am Leithaberge
- Performers: Unerhört, Plan A
- Tickets: https://kulturon.at/en/events/hof-in-concert-unerhoert-plan-a/#ticket-box
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/1728

Unerhört brings modern Austropop and energetic dialect rock with captivating melodies and plenty of charm to the stage as the headliner.
The five musicians impress with honest songs straight from life, an unmistakable live show and an infectious band sound.
Plan A takes over for the aftershow, creating the perfect party atmosphere with passionate sound and concentrated musical joy.
The night is rounded off by the Plattendreher Deejays, who keep the audience moving on the decks until the early hours.
Look forward to rich live sound, a spectacular light show and a huge LED wall at Kulturwerkstätte Hof am Leithaberge!
Please note: This is a standing room only concert.

### [How About Some Tea?](https://kulturon.at/en/events/wie-waers-mit-tee-5/)

- Fri 20.11.2026 19:30 · Stadttheater, Bruck an der Leitha · Stage & Theatre · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-20T19:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Stadttheater, Raiffeisengürtel 43, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/10882

Henry Böhm is a major movie star who has already been divorced twice and occasionally drinks too much. Whilst filming his new movie “Tödliche Liebe”, a trivial crime comedy, he decides to put an end to his life. He sees no more meaning in his existence, nor in his work, and wants to leave this world with – like everything in his life – a massive bang.

For this reason, he has hired a hitman to murder him in his hotel suite. His departure is meant to be remembered by posterity as spectacularly as possible.
For publicity, he has summoned a journalist and moved the interview to his suite so that the headlines will truly be exclusive. The exceedingly attractive journalist Julia duly arrives at the hotel and inevitably enchants Henry with her charm. Following profound conversations, Henry’s zest for life reawakens in full swing. He feels younger than ever and has fallen head over heels in love with the lovely Julia. At last, he sees light on the horizon again – if only there weren’t still the hitman, who is still dead set on his mission to send Henry to the afterlife.

Tickets are available from 17 October at Fa. Lingfeld
Admission free donation

### [Hoffmanns Weihnachtsmarkt mit Perchtenshow](https://kulturon.at/en/events/hoffmanns-weihnachtsmarkt-mit-perchtenshow/)

- Sat 21.11.2026 17:00 · Gasthof Hoffmann, Deutsch Haslau · Cultural Events, Fair & Exhibition · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-21T17:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Gasthof Hoffmann, Obere Hauptstr. 13, 2473 Deutsch Haslau
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Freut euch auf einen stimmungsvollen Abend mit vielen Ausstellern aus der Region und tollen Geschenkideen:

🎁 Deko

👗 Kleidung & Accessoires

🐟 Fisch, Honig, Marmeladen,…

🎄Adventkranz, Gestecke,…

🥖 Bäckerei

💎 Schmuck

🍎 getrocknete Früchte … und vieles mehr!

Für das leibliche Wohl sorgen unsere hausgemachten Winterschmankerl, dazu gibt’s Glühwein und Punsch zum Aufwärmen. Ein besonderes Highlight: Perchtenshow „Teufelslegion“– spannend, schaurig und beeindruckend! Wir freuen uns auf einen gemütlichen, vorweihnachtlichen Abend mit euch beim Gasthof Hoffmann!

### [How About Some Tea?](https://kulturon.at/en/events/wie-waers-mit-tee-6/)

- Sat 21.11.2026 19:30 · Stadttheater, Bruck an der Leitha · Stage & Theatre · no online ticket sale
- Start: 2026-11-21T19:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Stadttheater, Raiffeisengürtel 43, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/10884

Henry Böhm is a major film star who has already been divorced twice and occasionally drinks too much. Whilst filming his new movie “Tödliche Liebe”, a trivial crime comedy, he decides to put an end to his life. He no longer sees any point in his existence or in his work, and wishes to leave this earth – like everything in his life – with a bang.

For this reason, he has hired a hitman to murder him in his hotel suite. He wants his departure to remain as spectacular as possible in the memory of posterity.
For publicity, he has summoned a journalist and moved the interview to his suite so that the headlines really do appear exclusive. The extremely attractive journalist Julia duly arrives at the hotel and inevitably enchants Henry with her charm. After some profound conversations, Henry’s zest for life reawakens in full. He feels younger than ever and has fallen head over heels in love with the pretty Julia. At last, he sees light on the horizon again – if only it weren’t for the hitman, who is still pursuing his assignment to send Henry to the afterlife.

Tickets available from 17 October at Fa. Lingfeld
Admission: voluntary donation

### [Literatur im Wohnzimmer - Brief einer Unbekannten von Stefan Zweig](https://kulturon.at/en/events/literatur-im-wohnzimmer-brief-einer-unbekannten-von-stefan-zweig/)

- Tue 24.11.2026 18:30 · Energie-Praxis Lotte Koch, Enzersdorf/Fischa · Readings · from € 28,00 · tickets available
- Start: 2026-11-24T18:30:00+01:00
- Venue: Energie-Praxis Lotte Koch, Reisenbachsiedlung 34, 2431 Enzersdorf/Fischa
- Tickets: https://kulturon.at/en/events/literatur-im-wohnzimmer-brief-einer-unbekannten-von-stefan-zweig/#ticket-box
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Neue Veranstaltungsreihe: Literatur im Wohnzimmer

Cornelia Schäfer liest STEFAN ZWEIG – BRIEF EINER UNBEKANNTEN
Literatur gemeinsam erleben – mit Brot & Wein & viel Gemütlichkeit

Karten: 28,- €

### [Advent Reading](https://kulturon.at/en/events/adventlesung26/)

- Thu 26.11.2026 18:00 · Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Bruck an der Leitha · Readings · free admission · tickets available
- Start: 2026-11-26T18:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Hauptplatz 3, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
- Tickets: https://kulturon.at/en/events/adventlesung26/#ticket-box
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Look forward to an atmospheric pre-Christmas evening with contemplative and cheerful stories and poems – both original works and those by well-known authors. The literary contributions will be accompanied by the shared joy of singing traditional Advent and Christmas carols, completing the special atmosphere of the event.

This evening is organised by Bühne Altenburg.

A cosy venue, familiar voices, and new impulses – the “Herzstück” offers the perfect setting to pause, listen, and get into the festive spirit together.

In cooperation with KulturON.at.

Hard facts
What: Advent Reading
When: Thursday, 26 November 2026
Doors open: from 5:00 PM
Start: 6:00 PM
Where: Das Herzstück vom Petznek, Bruck/Leitha
Admission: free donation

There are 35 seats – 18 with a table, 17 without a table – free seating subject to availability. A seat is guaranteed with the purchase of a ticket.

Secure your tickets online now – places are limited!
After purchase, you will receive an email with a link to your tickets, which you can print yourself or save to your mobile device.

### [Santa Junior – A Handover Full of Hurdles](https://kulturon.at/en/events/santa-junior-uebernahme-mit-hindernissen/)

- Thu 26.11.2026 20:00 · Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl · Acrobatics, Variety · tickets via the organizer
- Start: 2026-11-26T20:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl, Kirchenlatz 9, 2431 Klein-Neusiedl
- Tickets: https://shop.papierfabrik-variete.tixu.io/tickets/1/234
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2296

Santa Junior – A Handover Full of Hurdles

Shortly before Christmas, Santa Claus’s son faces a huge challenge: he is supposed to take over the family business and deliver the presents this very year. But Santa Junior has neither experience in toymaking nor any idea how to fly a sleigh. He receives support from Flip, the lively elf and supposedly Santa’s right-hand man. Yet Flip is far less familiar with the procedures than he claims to be. His well-intentioned ideas lead to hilarious chaos in the Christmas workshop.

In this 12th in-house production, audiences can look forward not only to plenty of humour, but also first-class acrobatics, spectacular acts never before seen at the Papierfabrik, and atmospheric live vocals that accompany and enrich the story.

Will Santa Junior manage to finish all the presents in time? And can Flip prevent the workshop from descending into complete chaos? A turbulent Christmas story for the whole family.

Tickets from €42

### [STEREOPARTY](https://kulturon.at/en/events/stereoparty/)

- Thu 26.11.2026 20:00 · Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl · Concerts · tickets via the organizer
- Start: 2026-11-26T20:00:00+01:00
- Venue: Papierfabrik Variete, Klein-Neusiedl, Kirchenlatz 9, 2431 Klein-Neusiedl
- Tickets: https://shop.papierfabrik-variete.tixu.io/tickets/1/281
- Agent API: https://kulturon.at/wp-json/kulturon/v1/agent/events/2136

STEREOPARTY is one of the most versatile and high-energy cover bands in the country.

Five musicians, five voices, one shared mission: to delight the audience with music and create unforgettable moments of happiness together. Their repertoire ranges from iconic party anthems to current hits – all performed live, dynamically arranged, and delivered with infectious enthusiasm. With extraordinary concepts such as the STEREOPARTY Symphonic Show, the Hard ’n’ Heavy Tribute Show, or the Teenage Dirtbag Show – a musical journey through the 1990s and 2000s – the band impressively demonstrates its stylistic range. All these influences make every evening multifaceted and vibrant.

STEREOPARTY shapes every evening together with you and the crowd: lively, captivating, and open to spontaneous twists. Where passion for performing meets an attentive audience, shows with their very own character come to life. Come party along, sing along, and experience live music that brings people together.

Tickets from €31


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## Magazine (latest 10 articles)

### [Giving a voice to young talent](https://kulturon.at/en/2026/07/08/dem-nachwuchs-gehoer-verschaffen/)

2026-07-08 · Kritik

Usually, for my reviews, I pick out cultural gems by renowned artists in the region. This time, I decided on something different, although I would also describe it as a gem. On the Friday before Pentecost, 16-year-old accordionist Rosalie Wailzer invited guests to the parish hall of her home town of Velm to present her “Prima la musica” programme in a solo concert. With this programme, she became the Lower Austrian provincial winner in spring, earning her a spot in the national competition on Pentecost Monday. In addition to several pieces composed specifically for the accordion, such as “Botany Play” by Torbjörn Iwan Lundquist and “Romance No. 2” by Franck Angelis, there was a difficult-to-play Prelude and Fugue by Johann Sebastian Bach, which Wailzer performed with great feeling. Her quality is not merely virtuosic dexterity, but the ability to combine it with empathy: from Scarlatti's delicate sonata, composed for harpsichord and partly delivered by Wailzer like flute music, to Dave Grusin's cool, jazzy “Memphis Stomp”. The much-applauded finale was a captivating “Tango pour Claude” by Richard Galliano, in which Wailzer was accompanied by 15-year-old Patrick Unger on the cajon. Both are students at the Himberg Music School, and the latter is also a member of the local music association. It was refreshing how the young musician moderated her performance herself (without written notes): how she started playing the accordion eleven years ago, how the instrument is constructed, that she has little to do with the Styrian accordion, and that she enjoys playing in front of an audience. Some presenters could learn a thing or two from her. Location and Service The Velm parish hall is not a concert hall. However, it is a bright, glass-walled and accessible multi-purpose room where the good hundred visitors found ample space. There is also a small kitchen with a bar, where snacks and drinks were offered for a voluntary donation. The adjoining garden was particularly pleasant, where the audience could refresh themselves at high tables and chat during the break.

### [A Jones for all seasons](https://kulturon.at/en/2026/04/06/ein-jones-fuer-alle-faelle/)

2026-04-06 · Kritik

On 6th March, the “Brucklyn Big Band” invited guests to the premiere of their new programme “Best of Quincy Jones” at the Brucker Stadttheater. They impressively paid tribute to a musician of the last century who, with 28 Grammys, was a companion and forefather to global stars such as Michael Jackson. – But who thinks of a jazz trumpeter when they think of Frank Sinatra or Michael Jackson? Quincy Jones was such a trumpeter, performing with Count Basie, Sarah Vaughan, Duke Ellington and Gene Krupa before his health took a turn and he subsequently made a name for himself as a producer. Jones became particularly known for his work as a producer for Michael Jackson, whom he met in the late 1970s and for whom he produced some of his most successful albums, namely Off the Wall, Thriller and Bad. For me, the “Brucklyn Big Band” programme was a little too pop-heavy. I would have liked a bit more jazz. But I also enjoyed this tribute to Quincy Jones. Peter Windholz was a surprisingly great interpreter of Michael Jackson’s hit “Billie Jean” for me, and Susanne Hell was also excellent on “Thriller”. The arrangements of the songs were refreshing, with sometimes quirky trombones, surprising trumpet interjections, and remarkable saxophone solos. A quality criterion: the rhythm section led by drummer Jaro Gregorovich. The group with Peter Windholz on the combos really delivers! I love big band sound. The “Brucklyn Big Band” comes pretty close to the ideal. Location and Service Since it’s pointless to write about the disaster of Brucker event venues (see previous reviews), a final word on the leader of the “Brucklyn Big Band”, Christian Sutrich: his charming and witty moderation is an additional + for this evening.

### [Georg Danzer and the Hammered Dulcimer](https://kulturon.at/en/2025/07/04/georg-danzer-und-das-hackbrett/)

2025-07-04 · Kritik

Back in the Papierfabrik once again. For me, it's the best venue in the region between Schwechat and Bratislava. But the reason for my visit on 14th June was different: the programme featured a concert evening with the somewhat dry title "Maria Ma Terzett ft. Ulli Bäer 'Es woa schee' A Homage to Georg Danzer". Currently, it seems almost fashionable to delve into the songs of the bard Georg Danzer, who passed away in 2007. But there is probably no one who can bring the pioneer of Austropop to life more authentically than Ulli Baer, who shared a friendship and collaboration with Danzer for decades. Garnished with many personal anecdotes, the audience was treated not only to hits like "Ruaf mi ned au", "Weiße Pferde" or "Lass mi amoi no d´Sunn aufgeh segn" but also several lesser-known songs, which sometimes offered a touching insight into Danzer's work and life. This included Ulli Baer also incorporating Hansi Dujmic's "Die Freiheit" and one or two of his own titles, such as "Alle Lichter" released in 1985, into the programme. A second compelling reason to attend this concert is the band itself. Alongside Austropop veteran and A3 bandleader Ulli Baer, bassist Mischa Krausz, drummer Christian Einheller, and especially Maria Ma from Tyrol on the hammered dulcimer, ensure a magnificent sound worthy of Danzer. Krausz, now 70 years young, not only played with Danzer, Reinhard Fendrich, STS or Opus, but also with global stars like Jose Carreras. Christian Einheller, long-time drummer for Reinhard Fendrich, not only impresses with a "drum solo" in the form of cheek-clapping and head-tapping. And then there's the hammered dulcimer player Maria Zeisler, also known as Maria Ma. She not only transforms the Alpine hammered dulcimer into an instrument of pop music. She intersperses a total of three instrumental original compositions into the programme and receives frenetic applause for her virtuoso to lively numbers. The last of three encores is "A letztes Liad". It was indeed to be Danzer's last song: "i muass jetzt geh, ´s tuat ma lad, es war scheh" (I must go now, I'm sorry, it was beautiful). A tip for all those who missed the concert: on 21st May 2026, there will be a new edition at the Papierfabrik Klein-Neusiedl.

### [Fun and Funk](https://kulturon.at/en/2025/05/02/fun-and-funk/)

2025-05-02 · Kritik

Finally, another Funchestra performance. On Saturday, 26th April, the band, led by frontman Peter Windholz, invited guests to their “Season Opening” at the Brucker Stadttheater. For me, Funchestra is a refreshing yet enigmatic unique act in our region's cultural scene. What’s refreshing is that a gig by this troupe is always fun and guarantees a great atmosphere. I’ve never been to a Funchestra concert where, by the end, everyone in the audience wasn't dancing and jumping. This is due to the funky-rock music served up and bandleader and singer Peter Windholz, who simply sweeps everyone along with his energy. I remember a performance at the Höfefest in Groß-Enzersdorf when, during a cloudburst, listeners were still dancing in front of the stage, completely soaked. It’s also refreshing that Funchestra indulges in funk music, although this wasn't as prominent at the Stadttheater this time. But the sound still worked. Because Funchestra is unique: the 12-member ensemble with a classic rock formation (guitar, bass, drums, vocals) is complemented by piano, five brass players, and two backing vocalists. With its line-up of good to excellent musicians, the combo also musically recalls legendary rock-jazz formations like “Chicago” or “Blood, Sweat & Tears”. To keep things in perspective: Funchestra cannot boast (groundbreaking) original compositions. But the reinterpretations of legendary hits, arranged by pianist Jürgen Steiner, are far more than simple remakes. There was a groovy “Superstition” by Stevie Wonder and “Kiss” by Prince, a rocking “Come Together” by The Beatles, and a dance-inducing “Staying Alive” by the Bee Gees. And as an encore, an impressive version of The Beatles’ song “With a Little Help from My Friends” in Joe Cocker’s style – including the legendary mating call. What puzzles me is why this band of international calibre isn't much better known, even in our own region. Even in the (well-attended) Stadttheater, there would have been room for a few dozen more listeners. And unfortunately, there is currently no date for another Funchestra concert. Venue and Service The (not barrier-free) Stadttheater is not the optimal venue for a Funchestra concert, but unfortunately, there are hardly any alternatives in Bruck. The technical equipment is okay, and the obligatory jostling in the narrow corridors at the cloakroom and the small bar counter is tolerable in good weather: no coats or umbrellas, and during any breaks, you simply step outside.

### [Artistry, Animals, Impressions!](https://kulturon.at/en/2025/04/22/artistik-tiere-impressionen/)

2025-04-22 · Kritik

This was the title of the concert with which star pianist Roland Batik opened the new season of his “Salon Batik” on 12 April at the Volksheim Ebergassing. Together with his wife and pianist Yuko Batik and the “Wiener Neustädter Instrumentalisten”, he presented a top-class music programme. “Artistic” was the virtuosic “Concerto for Two Pianos” by the French composer Francis Poulenc. It is truly impressive to observe the nimble fingers of the two pianists up close in the Volksheim as they glide across the keyboard to chords that are as subtle as they are extraordinary. “Animalistic” was “The Carnival of the Animals” by Camille Saint-Saëns with the witty texts by Loriot. I admit, in this piece of programme music, my preference is for Loriot’s texts: when the mealworm blows kisses to the tortoises, a marmot covers its ears with the explanation “Today every donkey sings too”, and the fox calls the swan, adorned with hibiscus blossoms, a “vain imbecile”. – The only drawback: the microphone of the otherwise excellent narrator Friedrich Krajnik kept cutting out. Not just for me, the highlight of the evening: Roland Batik’s “New Impressions for Two Pianos”. Together with Yuko, the student of the incomparable pianist Friedrich Gulda toured from late Romanticism through Latin jazz to a furious and much-applauded finale. Some say it’s not really jazz. Others say it’s not really classical. I say: This is Batik, and that’s a good thing. Location and Service The Volksheim Ebergassing may not have the charm of a Viennese Musikverein, but it is a good venue for high-calibre music events for up to 300 people. Solid technical equipment and, according to many professionals, “very good acoustics”. Accessible and even equipped with good kitchen facilities. The kitchen remained cold on the Batik evening, but in return, lord of the manor Georg Aichelburg and his wife served good wine – for a voluntary donation. All in all: a concert evening that could also have taken place in the Vienna Musikverein. However, hardly with a ticket price of 35 Euros.

### [Unerhört: A Must-Hear](https://kulturon.at/en/2025/03/16/unerhoert-gehoert-gehoert/)

2025-03-16 · Kritik

On Saturday, 8th March, the Hainburg band “Unerhört” celebrated their 5th anniversary at Bruck’s Stadthalle. I like the crew around frontman Lukas Toth, so I didn’t want to miss the celebratory concert. Musically, the quintet can easily keep up with popular pop songs, and lyrically, “Unerhört” stands out refreshingly from the Ö3 mainstream with songs like “Kaiser” or “In dieser Stadt”. This brings me to the positives of the celebratory concert: Firstly, there was the band “Crowdfleckerl”, who served up good pop home cooking as an opener. And that is certainly meant appreciatively. I love Krautfleckerl. After the concert, I also have a quiet hope that it does exist: a “scene” in the Bruck district. Because I haven’t seen so many young people at a music event in a long time. Even though, as an oldie, I didn’t feel lonely either. What unfortunately wasn’t quite right: The technical setup was suboptimal, which several concert-goers also confirmed to me. At times, the band succumbed to a rocking anniversary enthusiasm: a lively version of Georg Danzer’s “Lass mi amoi no Sun aufgehn sehn” simply doesn’t do the song justice. And “Kokain” by Boris Bukovski, before whose performance in Bruck last year “Unerhört” played, also lacked precision. Even Lukas Toth said in a conversation with me after the concert: “We don’t want to be quite so lively. – That’s just how it is with live anniversary concerts…” Location The Stadthalle was packed. It’s a shame that there is no adequate venue for more than 300 people in the district capital apart from the dilapidated “Stadthalle”, and it ultimately harms the cultural scene. Having to go up a floor to use the toilet is beyond “barrier-free” anyway. Others stumble there too. Service For me, an organisational shortcoming: Official admission was at 5 PM. Concert start: 7 PM. The first visitors were still wandering around the hall somewhat aimlessly. At the spacious bar, drinks were available at reasonable prices. At a concert that ultimately lasted until after midnight, a small snack wouldn’t have been bad. – Presumably, this is a question of concessions… Conclusion: Dear Lukas, you’ve been better, but the atmosphere was great and “Unerhört” is a must-hear.

### [Living Room Jazz](https://kulturon.at/en/2024/12/11/wohnzimmerjazz/)

2024-12-11 · Kritik

There are a few good reasons to attend a concert: – You simply love the music on the programme. – You love the musicians performing the programme. – You love the venue where the concert is taking place. – And sometimes, the price of the pleasure. Friday, 6th December 2024, was one of those rare days when all these criteria aligned. As part of the “Freiraum” jazz concerts, the “Fritz Pauer Legacy Quintet” performed in the living room of Sigrid and Joe Sailer in Bruck. The programme featured the suite “African Impressions” by the Viennese jazz pianist and composer Fritz Pauer, who passed away in 2012. I still vividly remember how, decades ago, we regularly made the pilgrimage to Vienna’s “Jazzland” to experience Fritz Pauer with his legendary trio (with bassist Jimmy Woode and drummer Erich Bachträgl) and later with Johannes Strasser (bass) and Joris Dudli (drums). The latter two, along with Daniel Nösig (trumpet), Bernhard Wiesinger (saxophone), and Erwin Schmidt (piano), now form the “Fritz Pauer Legacy Quintet”, which is currently touring the country with “African Impressions”: 13 melodic jazz pieces as a kind of programme music with titles such as “Safari”, “Giraffe”, “The Blue Savanna” or “Simba”. – A musical treasure, especially since the suite was performed only once during Pauer’s lifetime. Location When Sigrid and Joe Sailer transform their “living room” into a concert hall for a good hundred listeners and jazz is celebrated in front of the large bookshelf, it’s a musical experience unlike any other. Service And when the hosts then provide free drinks and sausages for all listeners, it’s almost like a fairy tale. Thanks and a big compliment to Sigrid and Joe Sailer.

### [A Visit from Novosibirsk](https://kulturon.at/en/2024/10/15/besuch-aus-novosibirsk/)

2024-10-15 · Kritik

You could say that Saturday, 5 October 2024, was an Eldorado for culture lovers in the eastern region. There was high-class chamber music “In Haydn’s Time” at Ebergassing Castle, Carl Orff’s (rarely performed) “Carmina Burana” at the Schwechat Multiversum, and the pianist brothers Eduard and Johannes Kutrowatz with the Russian vocal ensemble “Il Canto” and a world premiere at the Kulturfabrik Hainburg. As a nightcap, you could have rounded off the day at the “Long Night of Museums”. I say: such scheduling clashes are a horror in a culturally developing region like ours. I can’t dance at three or four village fairs at the same time. And the organisers steal audiences and (already sparse) media presence from each other. I chose the “Magic Sounds” at the Kulturfabrik Hainburg because I am an absolute fan of the Kutrowatz brothers. It is pointless to sing the praises of an Austrian piano duo that has been thrilling audiences for 40 years, from the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein to New York’s Carnegie Hall. In addition to Franz Liszt’s symphonic poem “Orpheus”, a Dave Brubeck arrangement for two pianos, and an a cappella potpourri ranging from chorales to the Beatles and Sting, the programme featured the 3rd Piano Concerto to date by Eduard Kutrowatz. The work for two pianos and five female voices was specially written for the vocal ensemble “Il Canto” and was performed with them for the first time at the Kulturfabrik. The textual basis for the composition is William Shakespeare’s famous Sonnet No. 18. A gentle, harmonious piece of music with classical and jazz elements as well as lyrical vocal passages, which you probably won’t hear again in this line-up anytime soon. Location As described elsewhere, the ballroom in the former tobacco factory has long proven itself as a sophisticated concert hall. Organiser For 43 years now – originally still close to the “Iron Curtain” – the Haydngesellschaft Hainburg has been bringing top-class musicians “to the countryside” in the eastern tip of Austria. The fact that this includes such precious rarities as the concert described above is thanks to the chairwoman, Beate Linke-Fischer.

### [Chilling out is culture too](https://kulturon.at/en/2024/08/23/chillen-ist-auch-kultur/)

2024-08-23 · Kritik

Culture can also be simple and down-to-earth. A few years ago, Thomas Mayer invented "Baumflüsterei" (Tree Whispering): young artists from the region would perform in a meadow in Harrach Park, and the audience would chill out on their own blankets or deckchairs. Meanwhile, "Baumflüsterei" (weather permitting) has almost blossomed into a small festival. I still remember clearly experiencing the group "Unerhört" for the first time there, in front of a few dozen listeners. The band now has performances at the Surfworldcup in Neusiedl am See, the Open Air at Schlossberg Hainburg, the Final Big Bang in Gasometer Wien, and the HOME Festival from 13 to 15 September at Schloss Ebergassing on their CV. Of course, I listen carefully to what the often little-known or unknown musicians have to offer. This year, for example, the brothers Roland and Markus Stinauer – sons of the legendary organiser of the Wienergassen-Blues, Wolfgang Stinauer – surprised me with their performance. There was some good blues-rock there, which goes far beyond a meadow festival. There's almost always room for improvement… And to put that into perspective straight away: "Baumflüsterei" is not just a meadow festival, and yet it is. Listening to music, dancing across the meadow, chilling with children and dogs, having a drink… Summer can be so beautiful – without the stress of high culture. Location When it comes to art in public spaces, Harrach Park is perfect. After the "ParadiesGarden Festival" with thousands of electronic music fans a week ago, you can also relax wonderfully here. Service The organisers have gone to great lengths. For the first time, in addition to drinks, there was also grilled food (for vegetarians, simply tasty corn on the cob). A separate area for children is planned for next year.

### [Artistic crime thriller](https://kulturon.at/en/2024/08/16/krimi-spannung-ist-artistisch/)

2024-08-16 · Kritik

Admittedly, I'm a fan of the Papierfabrik variety theatre in Klein-Neusiedl. What the artist couple Seraina and Marc Dorffner have created there is of international calibre and also courageous. They are living their dream of a modern variety show that is (vainly) unparalleled in this country: acrobatics, comedy, magic, music – all packaged in a theatrical setting. “Kreuzverhör” (Cross-Examination) is the Papierfabrik's fifth in-house production, which will be shown until 8th September, Friday to Sunday. The story in brief: Despite strict security, the Golden Chain of Kleinneusiedl is stolen. Two detectives set out to find the thieves: the main suspect is a pickpocket who repeatedly steals the wallets of the two police officers. Investigations are carried out undercover in the Prater, in a disco or in pouring rain in the red-light district. Someone is also fished out of the audience and connected to a lie detector to answer absurd questions. Oh yes: and in between, they practise breaking out of prison with professionals. And that brings us to the breathtaking acrobatics, which sometimes take place on the trapeze and on a free-standing ladder, partly between the audience tables. It's also great how light effects conjure up scenes on stage, from green fields to cloudbursts. My favourite scene: The Berlin detective accidentally shoots his Austrian colleague. Or did he shoot himself in the knee? In any case, the two police officers present the whole dilemma, including resuscitation attempts, in slow motion. Hilarious! In the end, it turns out that it was only a blank cartridge… However, I won't reveal who the thief of the Golden Chain was, especially as “Kreuzverhör” should remain exciting for future audiences. It's magical in any case. Location and service: As in my review from March: Impeccable. A nice detail that fits the story: food and drinks are served by police officers.


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- [Organizers](https://kulturon.at/en/veranstalter/): organizer pages
- [Magazine](https://kulturon.at/en/magazin/): reports, interviews, background
- [Media library](https://kulturon.at/en/mediathek/): videos: reports, talks, trailers, live recordings
- [Shop](https://kulturon.at/en/shop/): merchandise and products of the organizers
- [Art](https://kulturon.at/en/kunst/): buy works by artists
- [For organizers](https://kulturon.at/en/fuer-veranstalter/): sell tickets via Kulturon, premium offers
- [Search](https://kulturon.at/en/suche/?q=): full-text search across events, artists and venues
- Genres: [Acrobatics](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/akrobatik/), [Stage & Theatre](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/schauspiel/), [Cabaret & Comedy](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/kabarett/), [Concerts](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/konzerte/), [Food & Drink](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/kulinarik/), [Cultural Events](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/kulturevents/), [Readings](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/lesung/), [Fair & Exhibition](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/ausstellung/), [Talk & Discussion](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/gespraech/), [Dance](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/tanz/), [Variety](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/variete/), [Lecture](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/vortrag/), [Workshops](https://kulturon.at/en/events/kategorie/workshops/)

## Legal

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- [Terms and conditions](https://kulturon.at/en/agb/)
- [Returns & refunds](https://kulturon.at/en/rueckgabe/)
- [Help & FAQ](https://kulturon.at/en/hilfe/)

## Optional

- [llms.txt](https://kulturon.at/en/llms.txt): short version
- [XML sitemap](https://kulturon.at/en/wp-sitemap.xml)