Vereinigte Bühnen Wien: Thrilling Musical Fall
Maria Theresia and The Phantom of the Opera.
The coming musical season at Vereinigte Bühnen Wien will be exciting:
World Premiere of Maria Theresia: 10 October, 2025
Artistic director Christian Struppeck and his creative team will bring a brand new VBW in-house production, Maria Theresia – Das Musical, to the stage of the Ronacher. This epic work tells the fascinating story and legacy of one of the most influential monarchs of the 18th century – a vivid portrait of power, passion and historical change. The opulent musical combines monumental drama with modern sound, vibrant beats with powerful lyrics. The world premiere is on 10 October, 2025
Spectactular Masterpiece: The Phantom of the Opera
Due to the great success, Cameron Mackintosh's spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's masterpiece The Phantom of the Opera can also be experienced in the coming season at the Raimund Theater. The production includes many spectacular special effects – including the legendary chandelier – the popular story and the breathtakingly romantic music. The audience can expect an extraordinary musical evening full of great emotions, undying love and gripping passion!
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