Abendsonne
sirene operntheater
im Rahmen von Wien Modern
Premiere 10. Nov. 2025 // 19:30
12.-17. Nov. 2025 // 19:30
Jugendstiltheater am Steinhof
sirene operntheater
im Rahmen von Wien Modern
Premiere 10. Nov. 2025 // 19:30
12.-17. Nov. 2025 // 19:30
Jugendstiltheater am Steinhof
Tomasz Skweres, Musik
Kristine Tornquist, Text
Johann Leutgeb, Heribert Büxenstein
Horst Lamnek, Hermann Hagedorn
John Sweeney, Hartmuth Sägebarth
Juliette Mars, Stella Sorell
Ewelina Jurga, Mira, Pflegerin
Vladimir Cabak, Mirko, Pfleger
Maida Karišik, Regine
Schellpfeffer, Direktorin
Dieter Kschwendt-Michel, Maximilian
Notnagel, Hausarzt
Selina Rosa Nowak, Geist
PHACE
Doris Nicoletti, Flöte
Reinhold Brunner, Klarinette
Michael Krenn, Saxophon
Jason Pfiester, Horn
Stefan Obmann, Posaune
Maria Mogas, Akkordeon
Hannes Schöggl, Schlagwerk 1
Igor Gross, Schlagwerk 2
Tina Zerdin, Harfe
Anna Lindenbaum, Violine
Sophia Goidinger-Koch, Viola
Barbara Riccabona, Violoncello
Maximilian Ölz, Kontrabass
Reinhard Fuchs, Leitung
Markus Bruckner, Produktion PHACE
Michael Eder, Assistenz
Antanina Kalechyts, Musikalische Leitung
Kristine Tornquist, Regie
Michael Liszt / Sandkastensyndikat, Bühne
Nora Scheidl, Kostüm
Luisa Liebe, Maske
Jan Maria Lukas, Licht
Ada Günther, Regieassistenz und Inspizienz
NN, Korrepetition und Studienleitung
Selina Rosa Nowak, Produktionsasistenz
Norbert Gsellmann, Gastronomische Betreuung
Bruno Kolak und Team, Transport und Aufbau
Zine Tornquist, Grafik
Barbara Vanura, PR und Presse sirene
Sylvia Marz-Wagner, PR und
Presse Wien Modern
Andreas Friess, Julia Várkonyi, Fotographie
Peter Landsmann, Filmmitschnitt
Paul Landsmann, Filmmitschnitt
Theresa Kronsteiner, Lea Lux,Kamera
Susanne Schicker, Jugendstiltheater
Bernhard Günther, Wien Modern
Tanita Müller, Wien Modern
Sandro Nicolussi, Wien Modern
Jury Everhartz, Produktionsleitung
Abendsonne
Kammeroper mit einem Text von Kristine Tornquist mit Musik von Tomasz Skweres (UA)
A sirene-production at WIEN MODERN in the Jugendstiltheater am Steinhof | PHACE | mica
The Abendsonne retirement home represents the end of life for its elderly residents, a lot of work for the young nursing staff, and a business model with room for improvement for the management. Unrest arises when Büxenstein is diagnosed with cancer. As a retired doctor, he knows he has little time left. After a conversation with Stella, who is knowledgeable in metaphysical matters, the idea of initiating his reincarnation solidifies in his mind. After some doubt, his friends Hagedorn and Sägebarth are willing to help him. According to Stella’s recipe, all you need is a young couple in love – so they plan to match up the young nurse Mira and the new nurse Mirko. Büxenstein writes his will, in which he leaves Mira and her future child – that is, himself – with a generous endowment. And indeed, the two young people fall in love. Stella isn’t privy to the plans, but she senses impending doom and worries. When the lovers are finally lured into their night of love by the old men, their plan seems to be working. Things change at the last moment… A tragicomedy of survival by Tomasz Skweres (music) and Kristine Tornquist (libretto and direction), staged for the first time by the sirene Opera Theater.
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