Gregor Schulz und Elisabeth Mackner
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Leyla Bischoff
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Gregor Schulz, Leyla Bischoff und Elisabeth Mackner
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Christoph Wieschke
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Edouard Funck, Marco Dott und Christoph Wieschke
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Pudel
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Gregor Schulz
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Gregor Schulz und Christoph Wieschke
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Christoph Wieschke und Gregor Schulz
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Gregor Schulz und Christoph Wieschke
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Christoph Wieschke, Leyla Bischoff und Gregor Schulz
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Maximilian Paier und Gregor Schulz
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Maximilian Paier, Axel Meinhardt, Marco Dott und Martin Trippensee
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Maximilian Paier und Axel Meinhardt
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Maximilian Paier, Axel Meinhardt, Marco Dott und Martin Trippensee
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Maximilian Paier, Axel Meinhardt, Gregor Schulz, Christoph Wieschke, Marco Dott und Martin Trippensee
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Maximilian Paier, Axel Meinhardt, Marco Dott, Martin Trippensee, Gregor Schulz und Christoph Wieschke
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Gregor Schulz und Christoph Wieschke
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Britta Bayer und Gregor Schulz
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Christoph Wieschke, Gregor Schulz und Leyla Bischoff
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Nikola Jaritz-Rudle
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Britta Bayer, Gregor Schulz und Nikola Jaritz-Rudle
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Leyla Bischoff, Christoph Wieschke und Gregor Schulz
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Nikola Jaritz-Rudle
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Gregor Schulz
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Maximilian Paier
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Maximilian Paier, Nikola Jaritz-Rudle und Britta Bayer
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Christoph WIeschke und Gregor Schulz
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Gregor Schulz, Christoph Wieschke und Nikola Jaritz-Rudle

Gregor Schulz, Leyla Bischoff, Nikola Jaritz-Rudle und Christoph Wieschke

Faust

Johann Wolfgang v. Goethe

Wiederaufnahme 8. Februar 2023 / Landestheater

Synopsis

Faust is the epitome of restlessness – always searching for enlightenment and always ready to act where others merely speak. Mephistopheles promises to appease Faust’s insatiable hunger for great deeds and great knowledge. Faust takes the bet and wagers his soul. He thus betrays and destroys everything he once treasured: science, his lover, his own child. Is Faust himself the “power that would / always work the evil and always wishes good”?

“The production by Artistic Director Carl Philip von Maldeghem presents the play in a modern and visually impressive version and is convincing in all its recastings, which add new colour to the production from 2009. […] Without a doubt, ‘Faust’ at the Salzburg State Theatre is an inspiring, thrilling and touching theatre experience that gives new shine to an old classic.” Reichenhaller Tagblatt

Duration: 2 hours and 20 minutes (with a break)