Akademietheater
- Lisztstr.1
1030 Wien
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The Akademietheater was built in the years 1911 to 1913 by the architects Fellner, Hellmer and Ludwig Baumann and is since 1922 the second stage of the Burgtheater.
The unique stage situation in the Akademietheater, the special proximity and concentration of the room offer the best conditions for a energetic theatre, which is appreciated by directos, performers and audiences alike.
(Source: Burghtheater)
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© Peter HaasOrlando after the ovel of Virginia Woolf as amended by Tom Silkeberg Akademietheater - WienSun 14.Dec 2025 Wed 21.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasRichard III by William Shakespeare Akademietheater - WienMon 15.Dec 2025 Fri 26.Dec 2025 -
© Reinhard Werner/BurgtheaterDorian Gray by Oscar Wilde Akademietheater - WienTue 16.Dec 2025 Fri 23.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDer eingebildete Kranke by Molière Akademietheater - WienWed 17.Dec 2025 Sat 27.Dec 2025 Thu 15.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasSelbstbezichtigung by Peter Handke Akademietheater - WienThu 18.Dec 2025 Sat 03.Jan 2026 Mon 26.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDie Vegetarierin after the novel by Han Kang Akademietheater - WienFri 19.Dec 2025 Mon 29.Dec 2025+ 4 more -
© Peter HaasDas weite Land by Arthur Schnitzler Akademietheater - WienSat 20.Dec 2025 -
© Peter HaasVolksvernichtung oder meine Leber ist sinnlos by Werner Schwab Akademietheater - WienSun 21.Dec 2025 Sat 10.Jan 2026 Sat 17.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasGespenster by Henrik Ibsen Akademietheater - WienMon 22.Dec 2025 Thu 01.Jan 2026 Thu 22.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDie Wurzel aus sein by Wajdi Mouawad Akademietheater - WienTue 23.Dec 2025 Tue 30.Dec 2025 Sun 18.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasBumm Tschak oder der letzte Henker Ein Richterspiel von Ferdinand Schmalz Akademietheater - WienThu 25.Dec 2025 Tue 06.Jan 2026 Tue 13.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasEllen Babić by Marius von Mayenburg Akademietheater - WienSun 28.Dec 2025 Fri 16.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasEgal by Marius von Mayenburg Akademietheater - WienWed 31.Dec 2025 Fri 30.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDer Raub der Sabinerinnen Akademietheater - WienSun 04.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasAlles ist erleuchtet after the novel by Jonathan Safran Foer Akademietheater - WienMon 05.Jan 2026 Tue 27.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDer Revisor by Nikolaj Gogol Akademietheater - WienWed 07.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDie Verwandlung after Franz Kafka Akademietheater - WienSun 11.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDer Bau by Franz Kafka Akademietheater - WienMon 12.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasPeer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen Akademietheater - WienTue 20.Jan 2026 -
© Peter HaasDer irrende Planet by Robert Walser Akademietheater - WienWed 28.Jan 2026 Sat 31.Jan 2026
The Akademietheater in the Lisztstraße (next to the Konzerthaus in Vienna) was built between 1911 and 1913 by the architects Ludwig Baumann and “Fellner und Hellmer”. It was originally planned as a training stage and affiliated to the Burgtheater, which is why many actors perform on both stages. In 1922, the Akademietheater was opened with a performance of Goethe’s “Iphigenie auf Tauris”. The audience area was rebuilt in 1975. Since then 500 seats, 32 standing places and 4 wheelchair bays have been constructed for visitors. Several premieres were celebrated in the Akademietheater, e.g. “Brillanten aus Wien” by Alexander Steinbrecher in 1943, “Die Kommune” by Thomas Vinterberg in 2011 and several plays by Roland Schimmelpfennig: “Ende und Anfang” in 2006, “Der goldene Drache” in 2009 or “Das fliegende Kind” in 2012. Other directors which have been active in the Akademietheater are David Bösch, Alvis Hermanis, Nicolas Stemann, Stefan Bachmann, Andrea Berth, Luc Bondy, Peter Zadek and George Tabori. The programme in the Akademietheater consists predominantly, but not only, of contemporary works. Currently, the following plays are being performed: “Die Wiedervereinigung der beiden Koreas” by Joël Pommerat, “Die Präsidentinnen” by Werner Schwab, “Dosenfleisch” and “Der Herzerlfresser” by Ferdinand Schmalz, “Endspiel” by Samuel Beckett, “Der Talisman” by Johann Nestroy, “Bella Figura” by Yasmina Reza, “Diese Geschichte von Ihnen” by John Hopkins, “Die Welt im Rücken” by Thomas Melle, “Das Konzert” by Hermann Bahr, “Claus Peymann kauft sich eine Hose und geht mit mir essen” by Thomas Bernhard and “Coriolan” by William Shakespeare. Furthermore the works “Eiswind /Hideg Szelek”, a collaboration between the Burgtheater and Hungarian actors, “Ein europäisches Abendmahl” with five female authors from five different countries or the puppet theater “F. Zawrel – erbbiologisch und sozial minderwertig” are performed at the Akademietheater. Take a night off and enjoy a breathtaking evening in the Akademietheater. Book your tickets at viennaticket.at now!
