Modified Salzburg Festival is Officially Underway, Running Through August 30

By: Stephi Wild Aug. 04, 2020

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The modified Salzburg Festival is underway, kicking off on August 1 and running through August 30.

The Salzburg Festival has modified its programme, reducing the number of performance venues from 16 to 8. The organization has developed a prevention concept which is currently being coordinated with the Festival's council of experts and the authorities. It will be adapted continuously to accommodate any new developments.

The programme of 110 performances over the course of 30 days at 8 venues is as follows:

12 Opera Performances

Elektra
Così Fan Tutte

29 Drama Performances

World Premiere Zdeněk Adamec
World Premiere Everywoman
Jedermann
Reading

Concerts

Vienna Philharmonic Guest Orchestras Beethoven Cycle Fragments - Silence
Chamber Music Concerts
Soloist Recitals
Canto Lirico
Song Recitals
Camerata Salzburg
Mozart Matinees
Discussing The Century

Events

Theatre at the Cinema

Film Screenings

Das Mirakel
Die Insel Der Seligen
Venezianische Nacht
A Midsummer Night's Dream

8 Performances of the 'jung & jede*r' Programme

1000 Kraniche
Hau Drauf!

Learn more about all of the events at https://www.salzburgerfestspiele.at/en/tickets/calendar?season=134.

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