Creativity in many cases leads to the fact that theatrical performances, concerts, or, in this case, have places where you can act, which go beyond ordinary theaters or specific rooms created for this case, and a favorable climate in the summer invites you to think about special and fresh scenarios to take an open air culture into the street.
This is what they thought about Sankt Margareethen Im BurgenlandThe city south of Vienna, on the border with Hungary, and where from July 9 they will have a general idea of one of the most famous operas Richard Wagner, Wandering DutchField
This is a city pie, a place where in summer cultural events is usually, and it is a unique space, where nature and art, a few kilometers from Lake Noyedlwhich serves as a natural border with Hungary.
Sankt Margareethen Im Burgenland Curry: Historical Place as a cultural script
The Sankt Margarethen Im Burgenland career is a historical place, the UNESCO World Heritage, which has been working since Roman times and served as a source of materials with which most of the symbolic buildings of Vienna, as in the San Estuban Cathedral.
“This is a unique place,” says the artistic director Daniel Serafin Opera’s performances Wandering Dutch Wagner, whose jewelry is created to counteract the wind and rain, using the natural light of the sun and night, being a work associated with nature.
In fact, the quarry itself was located as part of the jewelry, in the production, which was required for two years, for a script, in which six kilometers of equipment and boards, 6,500 square meters of wooden panels, 600 cubic meters of polystyrene, 42 tons of steel and approximately half a million screws.
Thus, the surface of the presentation is 950 square meters, some objects reaching 22 meters are integrated into the Sankt Margarethen Im Burgenland cliffs, and on which up to 65 artists reach simultaneously.
In fact, opera workers and artists Wandering Dutch They should be prepared for heat or night when they are on the street, and take advantage of various elements of nature, in the view that will last until August 23 in this Austrian city near Vienna.
