Plays, performances and exhibitions can be seen until Friday under the motto “Back to the future”. “We want to give impetus to this art, which is worth seeing,” says festival director Alfred Rauch.
The theater is a focal point: at today’s opening in the theater (7 p.m.), the play “Stay here… Traces to Grafeneck” by the Reutlingen Theater/Die Tonne can be seen. In it, actors with and without disabilities approach the subject of euthanasia during the Nazi era. The Theater Malaria of the Diakoniewerk Gallneukirchen will be showing its new thriller “I wasn’t it!” five times tomorrow, which deals with the topic of bullying, among other things.
Author Felix Mitterer reads in Linz
The group “Blaue Hunde” from Salzburg will show their production “Und aus!” tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the Linz Tribune, on Thursday author Felix Mitterer will read texts by disabled people in the Linz “Tribune” at 5 p.m. The performances at the Teatro La Ribalta in Bolzano had to be canceled due to illness.
In the field of fine arts, the first major overview of the so-called “Art brut” in Upper Austria can be seen from Wednesday in the Linz Castle Museum. At 5 p.m. an exhibition will open with works by artists who work in the studios of institutions such as Diakoniewerk, Lebenshilfe or the Hartheim Institute. (hes)
- The festival “Sight:change” opens today at 7 p.m. in the theater of the state theater and runs until Friday.
- info and maps at view-change.at
Source: Nachrichten
