Graz, Austria
Schauspielhaus Graz is the main spoken-theatre venue of the Styrian capital, located in the heart of Graz. The current building dates from the late 19th century and houses several stages, including the main house and smaller studio spaces. It presents a broad repertoire of classical and contemporary drama, and is part of the publicly funded Bühnen Graz umbrella organisation.
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A stage adaptation of Annie Ernaux's novel at Schauspielhaus Graz. A performance exploring memory and identity.
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Evening programme at Schauspielhaus Graz. Free admission.
(14 days)
A Balkan musical comedy performed by Sandy Lopičić. World premiere at Schauspielhaus Graz.
Part of the Schauspiel[Haus]gemacht series: MOSER & KRAMER present "Second Screen", followed by a post-show discussion with Anne Aschenbrenner.
in 2 days (2 days)
A gripping courtroom drama about a woman facing the justice system. An intense and moving theatrical experience.
in 3 days (5 days)
A classic farce by Johann Nestroy enriched with songs by Hildegard Knef at Schauspielhaus Graz.
in 6 days
An open stage for LGBTQ+ performers in cooperation with RosaLila PantherInnen at Schauspielhaus Graz.
A book club meeting with the Young Experts group in Graz. Free entry.
A theatrical presentation bringing together cultural perspectives, featuring director and musician Sandy Lopičić alongside dramaturg Emily Richards.
(9 days)
Pop-theatrical adaptation of Liv Strömquist's graphic novel exploring the search for meaning. World premiere at Schauspielhaus Graz.
(2 days)
A theatrical adaptation of Barbi Marković's miniature horror stories. A performance full of tension and dark emotions.
A free guided tour of Schauspielhaus Graz in German — just bring your entry ticket, no reservation needed. Meet in the foyer.
(2 days)
World premiere of a play about the final days of Austria in its current form. A co-production of Schauspielhaus Graz and Theater im Bahnhof.
An exclusive backstage tour of Schauspielhaus Graz offering a rare glimpse into the workings of a professional theatre.
A theatrical adaptation of Marlen Haushofer's novella exploring moral dilemmas and human nature. Directed by Jakab Tarnóczi.
A salon seminar in Graz. The event takes place on June 2, 2026 at 6:30 PM.