At Golling Castle

Birgit Minichmayr with a royal declaration of love

Setting new accents at the Golling Festival - that's what Festival Chairman Hermann Döllerer wants to do. Satire and cabaret will therefore be taking to the stage at Golling Castle this summer.

Cabaret artist Florian Scheuba and musician Martin Kubik will present an entertaining program of words and music in the castle courtyard under the motto "Cultural appropriation instead of art boycott". Actor Heinz Marecek celebrates with the theater cabaret "Curtain up!" 80th birthday and at the same time 60 years on stage and tells humorous anecdotes from the past decades.

Max Simonischek and Aaron Karl cannot yet look back on such a long career. The two scions of venerable acting dynasties will also be performing in Golling this year. Aaron Karl is bringing his famous dad with him: The two read from the letters between father Leopold and son Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The "big festivals" are also represented in Golling again this year: Everyman Philipp Hochmair rocks Golling Castle this year with "Hagestolz von Adalbert Stifter". Ex-Buhlschaft Birgit Minichmayr explains in "Die souveräne Leserin" why a declaration of love to the Queen and literature go so well together.