© Alexander Bunge Festival Videos Der Menschenfeind – Jette Steckel Der Menschenfeind | Salzburg Festival 2026 – Statement Jette Steckel Secure Tickets now Weiter stöbern A word with Two and More Souls: All of Faust! Ulrich Rasche stages Goethe's Faust: on the Perner Insel, from 25 July. Scene excerpt Paramour „What a Stroke of Luck“: A Journey Through the World with Peter Handke Jossi Wieler stages Schnee von gestern, Schnee von morgen with Jens Harzer and Marina Galic. The three of them visited Peter Handke in France. Of War and Capitalism Elfriede Jelinek tells a financial comedy from the perspective of animals in Unter Tieren; Ingeborg Bachmann and Hans Werner Henze de-Nazify Der Prinz von Homburg. Unter Tieren – Teaser A word with A word with Valery Tscheplanowa about Faust I Interview The Misanthrope The multi-award-winning director Jette Steckel stages Molière’s Le Misanthrope (Der Menschenfeind), a glittering satire of social hypocrisy, with a contemporary gaze. An interview with the director. Faust I In the character of Goethe’s Faust, we encounter the archetype of modern man, striving for knowledge, experience and fulfilment, whom Ulrich Rasche’s new production at the Perner-Insel plans to portray as a manifestation of opposing forces. Among Animals The Drama Programme 2026 A word with Faust I – Ulrich Rasche previous Load More …
Two and More Souls: All of Faust! Ulrich Rasche stages Goethe's Faust: on the Perner Insel, from 25 July.
„What a Stroke of Luck“: A Journey Through the World with Peter Handke Jossi Wieler stages Schnee von gestern, Schnee von morgen with Jens Harzer and Marina Galic. The three of them visited Peter Handke in France.
Of War and Capitalism Elfriede Jelinek tells a financial comedy from the perspective of animals in Unter Tieren; Ingeborg Bachmann and Hans Werner Henze de-Nazify Der Prinz von Homburg.
Interview The Misanthrope The multi-award-winning director Jette Steckel stages Molière’s Le Misanthrope (Der Menschenfeind), a glittering satire of social hypocrisy, with a contemporary gaze. An interview with the director.
Faust I In the character of Goethe’s Faust, we encounter the archetype of modern man, striving for knowledge, experience and fulfilment, whom Ulrich Rasche’s new production at the Perner-Insel plans to portray as a manifestation of opposing forces.
