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CARINA RIEDL
Born in Upper Austria, lives in Europe. Her work centres around postcolonial topics as well as multilingual, diverse constellations that acknowledge and celebrate differences and diversity. Sheâs interested in developing formats that challenge (genre) boundaries and investigating âspaces in betweenâ. Currently sheâs occupied with the question of how to develop sustainable collective forms and common spaces.
Following her studies in theatre, film, and media as well as art history in Vienna, she spent three years as an assistant director at the Burgtheater. Since 2004, she has been realising her own productions both independently and within theatre institutions. She has developed projects in Vienna (dietheater, Burgtheater, Volkstheater, Schauspielhaus, Semperdepot), at the Schauspielhaus Graz, the Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen, at the Deutsches Theater Berlin, in Karlsruhe, LĂŒbeck, TĂŒbingen, Bolzano, Bregenz, and many more. Her work has been invited to festivals such as the Heidelberger StĂŒckemarkt, the Autorentheatertage in Berlin, and the MĂŒlheimer Theatertage.
Carinaâs recent projects include an experimental film entitled zebra, a theatre production on climate change in close cooperation with scientists, activists, and Eco-Social Design students, and several performance projects based on texts by Fiston Mwanza Mujila: Tram 83 at a club in Mannheim for Nationaltheater, Fluss im Bauch // Fleuve dans le ventre, an interdisciplinary, international co-production rehearsed in the Democratic Republic of Congo with shows in Kinshasa and Europe, and the writerâs most recent play, Garten der LĂŒste.
Dieter KovaÄiÄ
Born in Graz, lives and works in Vienna. Musician, filmmaker, programmer, composer, video artist.
Solo appearances under various pseudonyms, e.g., dieb13, dieb14, takeshi fumimoto.
Member of different musical formations and conscientious copyright objector.
Camera, music and directing for short films. Regular releases as a filmmaker, including the long-term diary video project Schnitzel (since 2001) and several collaborations with Billy Roisz.
As a musician, Dieter played hundreds of shows across four continents both as a soloist and with orchestras, as part of large and small ensembles as well as duets. He had more than 60 musical releases with about 25 labels.
Since the late 80s, Dieter has been continuously turning cassette players, vinyl, CDs, and hard disks into instruments. He has created scores for theatre, opera, and video productions as well as installations and exhibitions.
He is also the operator of the internet platform klingt.org and has organised and curated the REHEAT festival (2007â2015) and the klingt.org festival as well as the monthly concert series Der blöde dritte Mittwoch (2012â2020).
Stephan Werner
Born in Vienna, he works as a technical director and production manager for independent theatre and performance projects and as an assistant director and co-director in television productions.
Stephan studied piano as a child and later physics and mathematics at the University of Vienna and the UniversitĂ© Marie et Pierre Curie in Paris. In 2000, he co-founded STUTHE, Viennaâs main theatre platform for students.
From 2006 through 2011, he was the technical director of Wiener Taschenoper, where he worked with the likes of La Fura dels Baus, Musikfabrik Köln, Wolfgang Mitterer, and Franc Aleu and realised projects with the Wiener Festwochen, the Venice Biennale, the Festival dâAutomne in Paris, and others.
From 2011 through 2013, Stephan was the communications manager of DSCHUNGEL WIEN, Viennaâs theatre house for young audiences. From 2015 through 2018, he worked as festival director of SZENE BUNTE WĂHNE International Theatre Festival for Young Audiences.
In 2018, he returned to being a technical director, this time with Musiktheatertage Wien, a festival for contemporary opera, a position he held until 2019.
In 2019, he acted as the production manager of international co-production Fluss im Bauch // Fleuve dans le ventre, rehearsed and premiered in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Since 2019, he has been working with choreographer Florentina Holzinger as technical production manager of her company, realising productions with institutions such as Ruhrtriennale, VolksbĂŒhne Berlin, and Tanzquartier Wien and touring globally, destinations including Amsterdam, Antwerp, Basel, Berlin, Brussels, Ghent, Kyoto, London, Munich, Stockholm, Warsaw, and many more.
JOHANNA PREISSLER
Grew up in Upper Austria, lives and works in Vienna.
After training as a dressmaker, she completed her studies in stage and film design at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. She assisted, among others, the set and costume designers Sabine Kohlstedt, Monika Pormale and Vicky Mortimer for opera and drama productions. For other productions she also tailored the costumes and was engaged as a costume painter.
For works with the directors Carina Riedl, Johanna Grilj and Alvis Hermanis she developed stage designs and costumes for the Burgtheater and Akademietheater Vienna, the Tao Graz, the Staatstheater Karlsruhe and the Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen. She was also responsible for the costume design of several short films. As a textile artist Johanna Preissler works under the pseudonym ateljer aprijs.
In addition to designing scenic settings, spaces, figures and objects, she also works as a designer for commercial spaces. She headed the visual merchandising department at GrĂŒne Erde GmbH for almost 7 years.
As a cultural worker, she is interested in collaborative and participatory projects, and the conditions for accessibility and participation. She was part of the first year of âKlasse fĂŒr Alleâ at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, where she co-developed and still hosts the project „linking threads“.
CLARA GRUBER
Based in Vienna, Austria and focussing her work on connection through communication and expression in various shapes. Bachelor of Arts in Business after studying film, TV and media production. From 2013 on she worked in the film industry, as a set or production manager with directors Florian Kogler and Magdalena Chmielewska among others. Currently working as a producer on several film productions. Pursuing a Master’s degree in Journalism and Communication Science at the University of Vienna.
Since 2017, in addition to working in the field of film production, she has also been active in the field of communication, marketing, press and public relations. Among others she has lead the public relations department at the Human Rights Film Festival this human world from 2018 to 2020.
2021 to 2022 she was employed as Head of Press and Communication at Werk X, Kulturzentrum Kabelwerk GmbH which she left to start her own business as a communications consultant focusing on the area of arts and culture.
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Born in Vienna, he works as a technical director and production manager for independent theatre and performance projects and as an assistant director and co-director in television productions.
Stephan studied piano as a child and later physics and mathematics at the University of Vienna and the UniversitĂ© Marie et Pierre Curie in Paris. In 2000, he co-founded STUTHE, Viennaâs main theatre platform for students.
From 2006 through 2011, he was the technical director of Wiener Taschenoper, where he worked with the likes of La Fura dels Baus, Musikfabrik Köln, Wolfgang Mitterer, and Franc Aleu and realised projects with the Wiener Festwochen, the Venice Biennale, the Festival dâAutomne in Paris, and others.
From 2011 through 2013, Stephan was the communications manager of DSCHUNGEL WIEN, Viennaâs theatre house for young audiences. From 2015 through 2018, he worked as festival director of SZENE BUNTE WĂHNE International Theatre Festival for Young Audiences.
In 2018, he returned to being a technical director, this time with Musiktheatertage Wien, a festival for contemporary opera, a position he held until 2019.
In 2019, he acted as the production manager of international co-production Fluss im Bauch // Fleuve dans le ventre, rehearsed and premiered in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Since 2019, he has been working with choreographer Florentina Holzinger as technical production manager of her company, realising productions with institutions such as Ruhrtriennale, VolksbĂŒhne Berlin, and Tanzquartier Wien and touring globally, destinations including Amsterdam, Antwerp, Basel, Berlin, Brussels, Ghent, Kyoto, London, Munich, Stockholm, Warsaw, and many more.
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