Participants for Mystery Dramas
Key information
- Publication date:22 July 2025
- Workload:100%
- Contract type:Unlimited employment
- Place of work:Dornach
Job summary
Gioia Falk has led the Mysteriendramen for over twelve years. This is a chance for actors to join a vibrant ensemble and engage with Steiner's works.
Tasks
- Oversee rehearsals and prepare for upcoming performances.
- Cast and integrate a diverse range of actors into the productions.
- Conduct workshops to enhance actors' skills and understanding.
Skills
- Experience in voice or acting is preferred, but not mandatory.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills are essential.
- A passion for theater and an eagerness to learn is crucial.
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Three mystery dramas with …
It has now been twelve years since Gioia Falk received the commission to stage the mystery dramas. Since then, she has held the artistic direction and has realized more than 20 performances of this production at the Goetheanum with Christian Peter (Director of Acting).
The dramas have since been presented uncut in Munich, Stuttgart, Mannheim, Frankfurt, Berlin, Witten (Wuppertal), and Sassen (Fulda). With ‹Mystery Dramas Up Close› and thematic scenes, the stage opened new doors to Steiner's stage work. Now there is to be a new approach, and for this, the two responsible parties are looking for more participants. Many paths lead to the stage. A training in speech formation or acting and stage experience are important but not mandatory. The goal is to find a colorful ensemble of experienced and new players that keeps the dramas alive. It is about a larger arc; the mystery dramas are planned for summer 2023, Christmas 2024, and Christmas 2025. Individual rehearsals will start from October 2022. From July 12 to 16, 2023, the curtain will rise for the stage work. If interested, please apply online here by October 2.
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