Theater im Bahnhof

zu Gast im brut - Election Special

Surprising guests, simple questions, straight rules

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Performance / Talk in German
brut Reihe
{Austria} {talk talk} {one night only}

The interviews in the third edition of Zu Gast im brut revolve around the presidential elections in Austria. But this time for once, it’s not the candidates who are in the centre but those people of Vienna who actively support them: campaign volunteers, party members or canvassers. Five individuals from the teams of the most promising candidates for the federal presidency will be probed at brut, starting at 7 pm.

What does an Andreas Khol fan look like, who supports Alexander van der Bellen, and are we even going to find anyone sympathising with Rudolf Hundstorfer? Theater im Bahnhof wants to present the people who vote for Norbert Hofer and those who know Irmgard Griss personally. The idea is not for them to elaborate, expose, dismantle, entertain or stand their ground in front of an audience. Instead, spectators are supposed to be allowed a small glance into the guests’ worlds. That being said, of course, there will be the occasional need to ask unpleasant follow-up questions.

This is the third edition of Theater im Bahnhof’s Guests at brut series. Each time, a genially merciless interviewer allows insights into the country’s mentality. In each episode, different local personalities are invited for 30-minute interviews. Pia Hierzegger asks them randomly drawn questions ranging from the current political situation to personal issues, thus unfolding a vivid selection of greatly varying insights, views and perspectives.

Graz-based Theater im Bahnhof makes contemporary theatre for the people and deals with the Austrian identity between tradition and pop culture. It is Austria’s largest independent theatre company and has been a regular guest at brut, most recently with its production No, Nothing in co-operation with the performance duo united sorry.

Credits

Guests
Renée Schroeder (Alexander Van der Bellen)
Evelyn Pammer (Andreas Khol)
Ursula Stenzel (Norbert Hofer)
Milo Tesselaar (Irmgard Griss)
Heinz Vettermann (Rudolf Hundstorfer)
n.N. (Richard Lugner)

Created by and featuring
Pia Hierzegger und Ed Hauswirth

Dates & Tickets

April 2016

Mon. 04.04.2016, 19:00
brut 16 € / 12 € / 8 €

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Karlsplatz 5, 1010 Wien

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brut all over Vienna

brut nordwest

accessible

Nordwestbahnstraße 8-10, 1200 Vienna
Subway: U1, U2 (Praterstern), U4 (Friedensbrücke), U6 (Dresdnerstraße) Tram: 5 (Nordwestbahnstraße) Bus: 5A (Wasnergasse)

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Gin Müller, Laura Andreß & team
JUSTITIA! Data Ghosts
January 2025
Wolfie Christl (Cracked Labs)
Debunking the Tech-bro AI Cult
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Doris Allhutter
AI in court. What algorithms do in the welfare state
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Metalab
Who betrayed us? Data, data, data!
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LOST IN AUTOMATION
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Artistic Audio Description in Dance and Performance
January - February 2025
Rykena/Jüngst
TRANSFIGURED
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Fia Neises & Liv Schellander
Dramaturgy Blind Inclusive
March 2025
Henrike Iglesias & Miss Theatre
AFTERLIVES

studio brut

not accessible

Zieglergasse 25, 1070 Wien
Subway: U3 (Zieglergasse), Tram: 49 (Westbahnstraße / Zieglergasse)

January 2025
varukt | Inge Gappmaier
protect. there is no wind in geometrical worlds

brut at Exhibit Eschenbachgasse

Eschenbachgasse 11 / Ecke Getreidemarkt, 1010 Vienna
U-Bahn: U4, U1 (Karlsplatz), Tram: 1, 2, D, 71 (Burgring), Bus: 57A (Getreidemarkt)

February 2025
Sööt/Zeyringer
Invisible Collection