The life of a great artist between culture and barbarism

In the summer of her 15th birthday, on June 29, 1922, Alma Rosé made her debut as a soloist at the Bad Ischl Kurhaus. To mark the 100th anniversary, the Capital of Culture is organizing a stage play to remember this impressive artist. Alma Rosé - a name that should never be forgotten. The life of a strong woman and fascinating artist is associated with it. Her biography reflects the humanistic power of music - and how music can be abused by a cruel cause at the same time. Her Jewish descent becomes her undoing: the inhuman ideology of the Nazi regime concedes her no fame, no glory, not even bare survival. She does not survive the privation-rich imprisonment in the extermination camp: Alma Rosé dies in Auschwitz in 1944.