Westbahntheater

The westbahntheater in Innsbruck is not just a theater. It is a cultural phenomenon that has been captivating audiences and critics alike for more than 15 years. With its legendary premieres and debut performances, the westbahntheater has established itself as a leading force in the Tyrolean and Austrian theater scene, as well as a source of inspiration for theater lovers across Europe and beyond.

The westbahntheater is unlike any other theater. It does not follow the conventional rules and norms of theater production. It does not limit itself to a specific genre, style, or format. It does not cater to the mainstream tastes or expectations of the public. Instead, it flourishes in its own unique niche, showcasing current and contemporary performances, allowing new authors to break free from limitations and enjoy the theater in any way they see fit.

The westbahntheater is a theater of freedom and innovation. It is a theater that embraces diversity and experimentation. It is a theater that challenges and surprises its audience with every new production. It is a theater that celebrates the creative potential and artistic expression of its actors, directors, writers, and technicians.

The westbahntheater is also a theater of excellence and recognition. It has received numerous awards and accolades for its outstanding performances, such as the Tyrolean Theater Prize, the Austrian Theater Prize, the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize, and the European Theater Prize. It has also collaborated with renowned institutions and festivals, such as the Salzburg Festival, the Vienna Festival, the Munich Kammerspiele, and the Berliner Ensemble.

The westbahntheater’s impressive track record speaks for itself. More than 64 self-produced productions with 36 premieres and debut performances by creative minds such as Elmar Drexel, Paulo Coelho, Bernhard Aichner, Christoph W. Bauer, Clemens Aufderklamm, and Händl Klaus, as well as around 700 actors and actresses, are prime examples of how the theater has made and continues to make a lasting impact on the theater world and beyond.