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Are you visiting one of our shows with your class?
We offer participative workshops - directly at your school in Vienna and the surrounding area - to get you in the mood for the musical or as a follow-up to the show.
Workshop duration: 2 school hours.
Participation: free of charge in combination with a visit to the show.
From 10 years:
From 6 years:
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Für die Schule | Galerien neu © Stefanie J. Steindl
Would you like to prepare for or follow up a visit to the musical with your class?
Our education resources for teachers provide the ideal basis for working through the content of the musical creatively and interactively with your pupils.
They contain further information about the show as well as theatre education exercises.
The VBW Education Day is a highlight for anyone who wants to know how theatre really works. In a programme put together especially for the day, experts from the VBW musical division provide exciting insights into their stage professions. From make-up to technology to stage design: the pupils experience live on a large stage how many trades have to work together to put on a musical every evening. In a relaxed atmosphere, they can ask the experts questions in a plenary session or in a personal discussion. The programme concludes with a joint visit to the musical, during which the impressions of the morning are brought into harmony with the musical in the evening.
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Combining a musical workshop with vocational training? Thanks to the cooperation with the OeAD and Basis.Kultur.Wien, the VBW enables apprentices not only to see musicals, but also to experience them. In an all-day workshop, the young vocational school students get to grips with a current VBW production. They dance, sing, act, take a look behind the scenes and relate the themes of the play to the young people's lives. The VBW also provides insights into different professional fields.
Are you interested in a workshop for your vocational school class? Register at jungesmusical@vbw.
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In cooperation with OeAD-GmbH - Agency for Education and Internationalisation and Basis.Kultur.Wien, Vereinigte Bühnen Wien (VBW), a company of Wien Holding, offered apprentices the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of the VBW musical hit ROCK ME AMADEUS – THE FALCO MUSICAL in January and February.
In March, Vereinigte Bühnen Wien, in cooperation with OeAD-GmbH – Agency for Education and Internationalisation and Basis.Kultur.Wien, offered apprentices the opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of the musical and the successful VBW in-house production ROCK ME AMADEUS – DAS FALCO MUSICAL.
In January and February 2023, three apprentice workshops were held again as part of the "K3 Cultural Education with Apprentices" project sponsored by the Austrian Agency for Education and Internationalisation and Basis.Kultur.Wien. Under the title "MUSICAL – more than theatre", four classes gained insights into the musical genre and the working world at the Vereinigte Bühnen Wien, this time focusing on the hit musical REBECCA.
On 30 May 2022, the third workshop of the VBW JUNGES MUSICAL cultural education apprentice project kicked off. Three musical workshops took place at the Raimund Theatre on three dates in May as part of the "K3 Cultural Education with Apprentices" project funded by OeAD and Basis.Kultur.Wien. Under the title "MUSICAL – more than theatre", three apprentice classes gained insights into the musical genre and the working world at the Vereinigte Bühnen Wien.
Cooperation with a secondary school
Connecting musicals with the world of young people? The co-operation with MS Gassergasse shows how! A school spends four days working on a current VBW production: in terms of content, art and interactivity. The content of the show is taken up and linked to current social issues and the reality of the pupils' lives. There is dancing, singing and acting. The highlight is a visit to the musical.
Would you also like to focus on musicals with your school? Contact us and we will find the right programme for you!
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For the seventh time, the cultural education programme of the VBW JUNGES MUSICAL division held an interactive musical workshop at the Gassergasse Secondary School (MS Gassergasse).
This year, the cultural outreach programme of the musical division VBW JUNGES MUSICAL once again held a four-day workshop at NMS Gassergasse. The fourth-year classes explored universal themes such as prejudice, bullying and anti-Gypsyism based on the content of THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.
For the sixth time, VBW JUNGES MUSICAL, the cultural outreach programme of the musical division of Vereinigte Bühnen Wien, organised a large-scale musical theatre outreach project at MS Gassergasse, focusing on the current VBW hit production ROCK ME AMADEUS – DAS FALCO MUSICAL. This time, the project was carried out in collaboration with DIALOG, the individual addiction counselling service in Vienna.
For the seventh time, the cultural outreach programme of the musical division VBW JUNGES MUSICAL organised an interactive musical workshop at MS Gassergasse.
As the highlight of a VBW cultural education project organised by VBW JUNGES MUSICAL, 210 children and young people from NMS Gassergasse visited CATS at the Ronacher theatre last week at the invitation of the Federation of Austrian Industries. For the third time in a row, a week-long integrative musical project took place at the school in Vienna's fifth district at the beginning of the year.
For the fourth time, the cultural outreach programme of the musical division VBW JUNGES MUSICAL held a participatory musical workshop at MS Gassergasse. This time, the workshop focused on the current production MISS SAIGON with the school's 4th grade classes. Over four days, the themes of the musical were explored through movement, acting, music, crafts, theatre education and improvisation, with a focus on the plot and characters. The workshop centred on topics that are particularly relevant to young people, such as conflict resolution, communication and changing perspectives. Classic role models were also analysed and questioned, and opportunities for expanding one's own horizons were highlighted.
As part of VBW Young Musical, an inclusive musical project based on the current VBW production CATS will take place again this year at the Neue Mittelschule Gassergasse secondary school. This is the third time that Vereinigte Bühnen Wien has been able to realise such a cultural education project.
As part of the cultural outreach programme of the VBW musical division, an inclusive musical project based on the current musical production "Bodyguard" by Vereinigte Bühnen Wien, a Wien Holding company, took place last week at NMS Gassergasse. A similar, extremely successful project was already carried out there last school year by VBW Cultural Outreach.
In cooperation with the "Weisser Ring" and the school itself, a week-long workshop was held with pupils aged 10 to 14, working in a wide variety of areas under the motto "I am my own bodyguard". As part of the lessons led by VBW cultural outreach, the children spent a whole week working on the production. Every day, they danced, sang, improvised and played. The pupils also worked on two choreographies and developed scenes based on their own personal experiences on the themes of "I am my own bodyguard", "Bodyguard for others" and civil courage. The results of the last few days were then presented to teachers and parents in a grand final presentation.
As part of the cultural outreach programme of the Vereinigte Bühnen Wien (VBW), a week-long workshop on the VBW's latest in-house production, I AM FROM AUSTRIA, took place at the NMS Gassergasse at the end of March.
250 pupils – 98 per cent of whom are non-native German speakers – took part and explored the show in class. During the workshop, they worked on two songs by Rainhard Fendrich, learned choreography and developed scenes about their relationship to Austria, their lives here and what home means to them. The workshop was supported by Casinos Austria, a long-standing sponsor of the VBW.
Promotion of children and young people
In their long-standing partnership, Vereinigte Bühnen Wien and Wiener Städtische Versicherung not only focus on promoting art and culture, but also emphasise the promotion of children and young people. The aim is to awaken interest in art and culture at a young age, facilitate access and promote talent.
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For the twelfth time, Vereinigte Bühnen Wien and Wiener Städtische Versicherung placed cultural education and youth development at the centre of their long-standing cooperation. A visit to the theatre and musical workshop offered schoolchildren space for creativity, fun and enjoyment of musical theatre.
The long-standing partnership between Vereinigte Bühnen Wien and Wiener Städtische Versicherung is dedicated to cultural education and youth development. The common goal is to make art and culture more accessible to children and young people, to spark lasting interest and to provide a space where they can discover and express their creativity and talent.
For the seventh time, the cultural outreach programme of the musical division VBW JUNGES MUSICAL organised an interactive musical workshop at MS Gassergasse.
For the sixth time, VBW JUNGES MUSICAL, the cultural outreach programme of the musical division of Vereinigte Bühnen Wien, organised a large-scale musical theatre outreach project at MS Gassergasse, focusing on the current VBW hit production ROCK ME AMADEUS – DAS FALCO MUSICAL. This time, the project was carried out in collaboration with DIALOG, the individual addiction counselling service in Vienna.
This year, the cultural outreach programme of the musical division VBW JUNGES MUSICAL once again held a four-day workshop at NMS Gassergasse. The fourth-year classes explored universal themes such as prejudice, bullying and anti-Gypsyism based on the content of THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.
For the seventh time, the cultural education programme of the VBW JUNGES MUSICAL division held an interactive musical workshop at the Gassergasse Secondary School (MS Gassergasse).
The long-standing partnership between Vereinigte Bühnen Wien and Wiener Städtische Versicherung is all about cultural education and youth development. The shared goal is to make art and culture more accessible to children and young people, spark lasting interest, and provide a space for them to discover and express their creativity and talent
The long-standing partnership between Vereinigte Bühnen Wien and Wiener Städtische Versicherung is all about cultural education and youth development. The shared goal is to make art and culture more accessible to children and young people, spark lasting interest, and provide a space for them to discover and express their creativity and talent.
For the twelfth time, Vereinigte Bühnen Wien and Wiener Städtische Versicherung focused their long-standing cooperation on cultural education and youth development. A theatre visit and musical workshop offered schoolchildren space for creativity, fun and enjoyment of musical theatre.
Experiencing musical theatre up close – this was made possible for 100 schoolchildren from all over Austria for the twelfth time this year thanks to the long-standing partnership between Vereinigte Bühnen Wien, a Wien Holding company, and Wiener Städtische Versicherung. They attended the latest hit production ROCK ME AMADEUS – DAS FALCO MUSICAL by Vereinigte Bühnen Wien at the Ronacher.
For the eleventh time, Vereinigte Bühnen Wien and Wiener Städtische Versicherung invited 100 schoolchildren from all over Austria to a VBW theatre, continuing their long-standing partnership dedicated to cultural education and youth development. The common goal is to awaken a lasting interest in art and culture, to facilitate access and to provide a space for discovering and expressing creativity and talent.
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