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Proud parents á la Lower Austria's Johanna Mikl-Leitner (daughter Larissa opened) were seen cheering on their offspring on the dance floor. The tough politician was simply a proud mom. Warm-hearted, but above all human. Similar images with former Chancellor Werner Faymann, whose daughter Flora made her debut - scenes from a new opera ball, after all, a certain Richard Lugner(†) had played a key role in shaping its past.
His guests often exuded the flair of past Hollywood glamor times. You looked in vain for this at the 67th edition of the Staatsgewalz. Will this be missed in the future? Sometimes. But maybe not.
Because what stood out amidst all the hustle and bustle, sometimes peppered with C or D-list celebrities, was that the joy of all 5150 guests was more palpable than ever before. The metamorphosis of the State Opera into a ballroom brought a turning point this year. Because our Opera Ball was one thing above all: more Austrian than ever.
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