THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA – relaxed performance
INCLUSIVE MUSICAL EXPERIENCE FOR EVERYONE
On 15 March 2026, a ‘relaxed performance’ of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA will take place for the second time at the Raimund Theater. This will once again be realised in cooperation with Österreichische Autistenhilfe. A ‘relaxed performance’ is a performance adapted for people with disabilities, people with learning difficulties and neurodivergent people (including autism, ADHD), but which can be attended by everyone. During the performance, sensory stimuli such as loud noises and strong lighting effects are reduced or adapted. In addition, the auditorium remains lightly lit throughout the performance and it is possible to leave and return at any time. Earlier house and auditorium admission and a longer intermission are also intended to reduce the hectic and stressful nature of theatre visits. Simple orientation aids and information in simple language support the preparation for the musical experience. The introduction to the performance begins at 2:00 pm.
Duration: approx. 2 hours 50 minutes
(including a 30-minute intermission)
German with German surtitles
The surtitles are clearly visible from the first 5 rows of the centre blocks in the tiers and in the stalls from row 5.
Age recommendation: from 10 years
You can find more information about your visit to the Raimund Theater here:
Important notice:
Assistance dogs are very welcome
Please note: Only assistance dogs that have completed their training are permitted. Unfortunately, dogs in training or without the appropriate qualification are not allowed.
Photos
Szenenfoto DAS PHANTOM DER OPER 2024 004 © VBW / Deen van Meer
The picture shows a woman and a man.
The woman is wearing a long, white dress. She has long, curly, brown hair.
The man is wearing a black suit.
He is giving the woman a red rose.
In the background you can see a large picture or a window with red curtains.
There is a table on the right of the picture. There is a lamp, books and other things on the table.
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
You can see two people in the picture. A man and a woman.
They are walking down a flight of stairs.
The woman is wearing a long, white dress.
The man is wearing dark clothes and a white mask and is holding a lantern.
There is a lot of fog on the ground.
You can see blue light in the background.
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
Szenenfotos Das Phantom der Oper © Deen van Meer
DPDO Ballett © (c) VBW_Deen van Meer
DPDO Christine © (c) VBW_Deen van Meer
DPDO Dach der Oper © (c) VBW_Deen van Meer
DPDO Journey © (c) VBW_Deen van Meer
DPDO Phantom's Lair © (c) VBW_Deen van Meer
MUSICAL ENJOYMENT FOR ALL IN A RELAXED ATMOSPHERE
Following the successful realisation for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA in July 2024 at the Raimund Theater, this unique performance format could also be experienced at the Ronacher in May 2025. The feedback to our first ‘relaxed performance’ was overwhelming. Here some of the audience comments:
