Gernot Kranner

It's not over yet, our beloved theatres are still dark, most of us are stuck at home office, where there is no dress code, even not for video conferences. (which better should be) Artists all over the world are trying to get the most out of this crisis. (in a pure creative way) We got a bunch of beautiful home concerts, self recorded performances and funny duets and we enjoyed every single one. (Some more than others) Katrin Schweiger (Music) and Thomas Neuwerth (book) made a virtue out of necessity. They created HOME STAGE- THE ONLINE MUSICAL. Due to the restrictions and the fact, we all should stay at home, they made the best out of it writing an online Musical Series about a due to Corona-Virus canceled upcoming Musical. The Producers decided, that the director of the show (played by Reinwald Kranner) should held an online workshop with the possible cast members to keep the production alive. Directed by Gernot Kranner (famous for his creation of Professor Abronsius in the Original production of TANZ DER VAMPIRE), the actors are supposed to shot their parts in their homes, choreographed by Barbara Castka (curr. Demeter/CATS; Vienna) The very first episode will be aired on May 14th 8 p.m. CEST. Special Guests are announced as well for the upcoming episodes. One of them will be Maximilian Mann (curr. Genie in Disney's ALADDIN/Stuttgart) in Episode 2.

Die Untoten beißen: Die gruseligen Musical von Jim Steinman (Musik) und Michael Kunze (Liedtexte) nach Wien zurück - zwölf Jahre nach seiner Premiere und 4,8 Millionen Besucher weltweit später. Vampir, Tanz der Vampire, Marjan Shaki, Lukas Perman und Marjan Shaki Lukas Perman, Tanz der Vampire von links: Thomas Weissengruber (Koukol), Marc Liebisch (Herbert), Anna Thorén (Magda), Gernot Kranner (Professor Abronsius), Thomas Borchert (Graf Krolock), Lukas Perman (Alfred), Marjan Shaki (Sarah)

Roman Polanski's musical masterpiece TANZ DER VAMPIRE is now playing at the Ronacher.

Die Untoten beißen: Die gruseligen Musical von Jim Steinman (Musik) und Michael Kunze (Liedtexte) nach Wien zurück - zwölf Jahre nach seiner Premiere und 4,8 Millionen Besucher weltweit später. Vampir, Tanz der Vampire, Marjan Shaki, Lukas Perman und Marjan Shaki Lukas Perman, Tanz der Vampire von links: Thomas Weissengruber (Koukol), Marc Liebisch (Herbert), Anna Thorén (Magda), Gernot Kranner (Professor Abronsius), Thomas Borchert (Graf Krolock), Lukas Perman (Alfred), Marjan Shaki (Sarah)