Hangover breakfast

from 10:00
The Salzkammergut region - Frühschoppen (morning pint)
Trachtenverein D‘Ischler
→ Parish hall

10:00 – 18:00
Exhibition sudhaus – art with salt and water 
→ Altes Sudhaus (Tickets)

10:00 – 18:00
Installation Ballet Mécanique and musik maschine
→ Lehár Theater / Hettegger (extension)

11:00
1st World Salon: “Europe in transition”
Talk with Aleida Assmann (D), Nava Ebrahimi (IRN/D), Fiston Mwanza
Mujila (COD). Keynote speech and moderation by: Herfried Münkler (D
→ Stables of the imperial villa

13:00
Concert-performance "Inner City"
What is the ideal city? In a long musical poem dealing with this question, the trio attempts to describe the city of their dreams or their ideal city. A utopian reflection. With Fiston Mwanza Mujila/text (COD), Patrick Dunst/saxophone (AT) and Christian Pollheimer/drums (AT).
Dramaturgy: Eva-Maria Voigtländer (D)
→ Stables of the imperial villa

14:00
Great Space Walk
Presentation of the audio artwork by Christoph Viscorsum (AT), a multi-day audio and hiking journey from civilisation to the Dead Mountains. A personal experience in five days. From the bathroom via church, mountain pasture and desert (Totes Gebirge) to everyday life. Visitors wander through different spaces. Audio tracks act as waymarks.
With Christoph Viscorsum, Aleida Assmann, Andreas Hagelüken, Christoph Hüthmair, Christian Öhler, Ariadne von Schirach, Elisabeth Schweeger.
Afterwards: Walk along the Bad Ischl parish church section of the trail.
→ Welcome: Stables of the imperial villa (14:00)
→ Listening: Path to the Bad Ischl parish church (14:30)
→ Trinkhalle (15:00)

from 16:00
Tavern Lab Bad Ischl
indulgence lab of the 4 HLa of the Bad Ischl Tourism School and Christoph “Krauli” Held (Siriuskogl)
→ Former railway station restaurant Bad Ischl

18 Uhr
A woman who knows what she wants
Why shouldn't a woman have an affair", the Jewish-Austrian composer Oscar Straus has his "Frau, die weiß, was sie will!" sing, thus not only composing a masterpiece that epitomises the operetta style of the Weimar Republic, but also reflects the new image of women at the time - lascivious, fresh and cheeky. A furious guest performance by the Komische Oper Berlin.
operetta by Oscar Straus, directed by Barrie Kosky
→  Congress and Theatre House (online advance booking)