Es muss geschieden sein at Josefstadt Theater, January 2024
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Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" Rehearsal at Josefstadt Theater Günter Franzmeier performs the role of Adam Holzapfel during a rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt theater. The actor, wearing a white jacket, sits on stage holding a prop while delivering a focused performance. The production features scenic design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Theater Josefstadt Actor Günter Franzmeier performs as character Adam Holzapfel during a theatrical production rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Theater Josefstadt, drinking from a bottle while wearing a white jacket with red accents. The staging captures a dramatic moment against a dark theatrical background with minimal stage elements visible. The production features costume design by Miriam Busch and lighting by Manfred Grohs, showcasing a key scene from Peter Turrini's dramatic work. Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actor Günter Franzmeier portrays the character Adam Holzapfel during a theatrical rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater in Austria. Franzmeier stands on stage in period costume consisting of a white jacket, light-colored trousers, knee-high boots, and red cape, holding a prop rifle while shading his eyes with one hand in an intense dramatic gesture. The production represents a classical theatrical staging at one of Vienna's historic venues. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actor Günter Franzmeier portrays the working-class character Adam Holzapfel in a theatrical rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater. Franzmeier stands on a dimly lit stage wearing a cap, brown vest, striped apron, and boots, holding a wooden stick and metal bucket as costume and props designed by Miriam Busch. The production features lighting design by Manfred Grohs. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Vienna The ensemble cast of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" performs a scene during rehearsal at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna, directed by Stephanie Mohr. Actors including Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, and Susanna Wiegand are positioned around a staging table in period costumes, demonstrating complex interpersonal dynamics central to the scene. The production features scenic design by Miriam Busch and lighting by Manfred Grohs, representing a contemporary interpretation of Turrini's theatrical work. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr Actors perform a scene from Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" during rehearsal under the direction of Stephanie Mohr, with stage design by Miriam Busch. A performer in a vibrant blue dress spins on a raised platform while ensemble members in period costumes, including Susanna Wiegand as Katharina Glück, occupy the stage around her. The production explores interpersonal dynamics through theatrical staging and movement. 
Günter Franzmeier and Johanna Mahaffy in "Es muß geschieden sein" Directed by Stephanie Mohr Actors Günter Franzmeier (as Adam Holzapfel) and Johanna Mahaffy (as Zäzilie Wagner) perform in Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr during theatrical rehearsal. Franzmeier holds an open book while Mahaffy gestures expressively beside him, portraying an emotionally charged interpersonal moment. The minimalist staging with focused lighting emphasizes the raw emotional intensity of the performance. 
Günter Franzmeier and Susanna Wiegand Rehearse "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Actors Günter Franzmeier (as Adam Holzapfel) and Susanna Wiegand (as Katharina Glück) rehearse Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" under director Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna. Wiegand leans close to Franzmeier, who holds an open script during this intimate rehearsal moment. The production features set design by Miriam Busch and musical composition by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Günter Franzmeier and Susanna Wiegand in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actors Günter Franzmeier (as Adam Holzapfel) and Susanna Wiegand (as Katharina Glück) perform an intense scene during rehearsal of Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater under director Stephanie Mohr. The minimalist stage set designed by Miriam Busch features a dark platform with the two characters engaged in dramatic interaction, lit by Manfred Grohs's theatrical lighting. The production explores complex interpersonal relationships in Austrian contemporary theater. 
Susanna Wiegand as Katharina Glück in Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" Susanna Wiegand performs as Katharina Glück during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr. The performer wears a pale yellow period costume with a delicate headpiece, her facial expression and hunched posture conveying emotional distress. The production features scenic design and costumes by Miriam Busch. 
Theatrical Rehearsal for "Es muß geschieden sein" with Blue Period Costumes Performers rehearse Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr, with two actors in elaborate blue period costumes interacting with an intricate hanging costume piece on stage. The production features costume design by Miriam Busch and explores complex interpersonal relationships through theatrical staging. The dark background and dramatic lighting create an intimate tableau characteristic of contemporary theater production design. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Günter Franzmeier performs during a theatrical rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt Theater in Vienna. The performer sits in a contemplative squat on the stage wearing a red monochromatic outfit, embodying the introspective character of Adam Holzapfel. The production features stage design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl, presenting Peter Turrini's dramatic work. 
Johanna Mahaffy and Cast in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Vienna Actors Johanna Mahaffy and a cast member perform in Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna. The two performers sit on stage in contrasting red and blue costumes, their expressions conveying emotional intensity during this dramatic scene. The production features stage and costume design by Miriam Busch, exploring interpersonal relationships through theatrical storytelling. 
Michael Dangl and Susanna Wiegand in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Michael Dangl as Nepomuk Ludel and Susanna Wiegand as Katharina Glück perform an intimate dramatic scene during a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, directed by Stephanie Mohr. The actors sit closely on stage in period costumes—Dangl wearing a red suit and Wiegand in a blue dress—conveying emotional connection between their characters. The production features scenic design by Miriam Busch and an ensemble cast performing this Austrian theatrical work. 
Cast of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Rehearsal Five actors perform a theatrical tableau during a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, directed by Stephanie Mohr. The performers—Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, Susanna Wiegand, Johanna Mahaffy, and Alexander Strömer—stand on a minimalist platform wearing period costumes, surrounded by scattered clothing and props. The production features stage design by Miriam Busch and musical composition by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre, Vienna Four actors perform a scene during rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna, directed by Stephanie Mohr. The performers, including Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, Susanna Wiegand, and Johanna Mahaffy, stand on a black platform surrounded by costume pieces and props, wearing period-inspired clothing. The production features scenic design by Miriam Busch. 
Cast of "Es muß geschieden sein" in Dynamic Stage Poses at Josefstadt Theatre Vienna Five actors perform on a raised platform during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna. The ensemble, including Michael Dangl as Nepomuk Ludel and Susanna Wiegand as Katharina Glück, strike expressive poses amid scattered clothing and props, conveying dramatic tension and emotional intensity. The production features scenic design and costumes by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Günter Franzmeier and Michael Dangl in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actors Günter Franzmeier and Michael Dangl perform an intense scene during rehearsal for Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, wearing vibrant yellow and gray costumes with distinctive hats and gloves. The production, directed by Stephanie Mohr with stage design and costumes by Miriam Busch, captures a moment of dramatic tension and emotional interaction between the characters. 
Günter Franzmeier and Michael Dangl in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel and Michael Dangl as Nepomuk Ludel perform an energetic scene during a theater rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at the Josefstadt Theater in Vienna. The actors wear distinctive yellow and yellow-beige costumes while moving dynamically across a multi-level staged set. The production, directed by Stephanie Mohr with costume design by Miriam Busch, is a contemporary Austrian theater work exploring complex interpersonal relationships. 
Michael Dangl and Günter Franzmeier in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actors Michael Dangl and Günter Franzmeier perform in Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, with Dangl wearing a yellow top hat and jacket as Nepomuk Ludel and Franzmeier in a yellow crown and patterned shirt as Adam Holzapfel. The production, directed by Stephanie Mohr with set and costume design by Miriam Busch, captures an intense dramatic moment between the two characters. The Josefstadt Theater is one of Vienna's oldest and most prestigious theatrical venues, established in 1788. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Actor Günter Franzmeier performs the role of Adam Holzapfel during a rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" by Peter Turrini at Vienna's Josefstadt Theatre, directed by Stephanie Mohr. Franzmeier wears a distinctive yellow knitted crown and ornate patterned costume while displaying an intense, upward-gazing expression against a dark background. The production features costume design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Michael Dangl as Nepomuk Ludel in Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Michael Dangl performs the character Nepomuk Ludel during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna, directed by Stephanie Mohr. Dangl stands with outstretched arms, his face contorted in an expression of profound emotional anguish, wearing a light-colored shirt with a rust-colored scarf. The production features stage design by Miriam Busch and musical composition by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actor Günter Franzmeier portrays the character Adam Holzapfel during a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater. Franzmeier wears a distinctive yellow jacket and adopts a contemplative pose on stage, leaning forward with dramatic intensity. The production features set and costume design by Miriam Busch and lighting by Manfred Grohs. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre, Vienna Actors perform during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theatre, featuring performers Susanna Wiegand, Michael Dangl, and Günter Franzmeier on a minimalist platform stage. The production uses varied costume colors and multi-level positioning to create dramatic tension, with scenic design by Miriam Busch and lighting by Manfred Grohs. The staging exemplifies contemporary Austrian theater's collaborative approach to character interaction and emotional dynamics. 
Theatrical Staging of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Vienna Three actors perform a scene from Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, with one performer in white costume holding a broom prop engaging with actors in red and yellow costumes. The production features stage and costume design by Miriam Busch and musical composition by Wolfgang Schlögl. Josefstadt Theater, founded in 1788, is one of Vienna's oldest theaters and continues to present contemporary dramatic works. 
Günter Franzmeier and Cast in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Vienna Günter Franzmeier, performing as Adam Holzapfel, rehearses a scene from Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna under the direction of Stephanie Mohr. The actor holds a prop while engaging with a fellow performer in period costume, with scenic design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. The production features distinctive red and white costumes against a dark stage setting. 
Günter Franzmeier and Michael Dangl in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Actors Günter Franzmeier and Michael Dangl perform a confrontational scene in Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theatre, directed by Stephanie Mohr. Franzmeier, dressed in a cream-colored period jacket with red accents, raises a rifle toward Dangl, who bends dramatically in response, while period costumes and a sparse stage set create an atmosphere of high dramatic tension. The production presents a contemporary Austrian dramatic work as part of the theater's ongoing repertoire. 
"Es muß geschieden sein" Rehearsal with Susanna Wiegand and Cast Three performers stage a scene during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr, on a minimalist dark platform set. Susanna Wiegand, wearing a yellow dress, sits centrally between performers in a patterned pink dress and a red outfit, with a potted plant positioned behind them. The production explores interpersonal dynamics and social relationships through sparse staging and precise performer placement. 
Intimate Embrace in Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" Rehearsal Two performers share an emotionally intense embrace during a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr, wearing period costumes in soft pastel tones. Their tight physical connection and facial expressions convey raw emotional vulnerability and interpersonal complexity. The production features scenic design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl, emphasizing powerful physical performance to explore character dynamics. 
Three Performers in Period Costumes During "Es muß geschieden sein" Rehearsal Three performers in period costumes engage in an intimate dramatic moment during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr. The actors wear distinctive pink, white, and burgundy garments designed by costume designer Miriam Busch, their physical interaction conveying emotional intensity against a black background. The production explores interpersonal relationships through close physical engagement and facial expressions between the performers. 
Günter Franzmeier and Susanna Wiegand in Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actors perform a dramatic scene during rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater under director Stephanie Mohr's staging. Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel and Susanna Wiegand as Katharina Glück interact with ensemble members in period costumes against a dark stage setting with period furniture designed by Miriam Busch. The production represents a contemporary Austrian theatrical interpretation of the work, capturing interpersonal conflict through expressive performance and blocking. 
Ensemble Cast in Period Costumes for "Es muß geschieden sein" Theatrical Production The ensemble cast of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr, performs in period costumes on a minimalist stage set. Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, Susanna Wiegand, and Johanna Mahaffy are positioned in a dramatic tableau with theatrical furniture and a potted palm plant, representing characters exploring complex interpersonal relationships. The production employs period costume design and sparse staging to examine themes set in an ambiguous historical context. 
Mime Performer in Yellow Jacket, "Es muß geschieden sein" Rehearsal A mime performer wearing white facial makeup and a gray cap stands in a bright yellow jacket during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr. The actor displays an intense, stylized expression against a dark background, embodying a character from the ensemble production. The play features stage design and costumes by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Rehearsal Scene from "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Vienna Performers including Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, and Susanna Wiegand rehearse a multi-character scene for Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater in Vienna, directed by Stephanie Mohr. Four actors in period costumes—including floral print skirts, burgundy suit, and formal black attire—interact on stage during blocking rehearsal. The production features costume design by Miriam Busch and represents a contemporary theatrical interpretation of Turrini's dramatic work within the Austrian theatrical tradition. 
Theatrical Rehearsal of Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" in Vienna Actors Susanna Wiegand (Katharina Glück) and Michael Dangl (Nepomuk Ludel) perform a dramatic scene during rehearsals of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at a Vienna theatrical venue. The ensemble wears period costumes designed by Miriam Busch, with musical composition by Wolfgang Schlögl accompanying the contemporary interpretation. The production captures an intense moment of theatrical interaction between characters in the ensemble. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater, Vienna Performers Susanna Wiegand and Johanna Mahaffy lie motionless on the wooden stage during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt Theater in Vienna. Both performers are draped in vibrant yellow and pink costumes, captured in an intimate moment of theatrical preparation. The production explores complex interpersonal dynamics through Turrini's dramatic work with an ensemble cast. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater, Vienna Director Stephanie Mohr stages a dramatic scene during rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, with actors positioned on multi-level platforms in a tense tableau. Performers including Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, Susanna Wiegand, and Johanna Mahaffy stand at varying heights while a prone figure lies on the stage floor, suggesting an emotionally charged narrative moment. The production features scenic design and costumes by Miriam Busch and lighting by Manfred Grohs. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Vienna Günter Franzmeier performs as Adam Holzapfel during a rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt theater in Vienna. The performer stands in an ornate theater box draped with a vivid red curtain, wearing a light-colored costume against the elaborately decorated interior, with theatrical lighting and furnishings visible in the background. The production features staging by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Susanna Wiegand as Katharina Glück in Josefstadt Theatre's "Es muß geschieden sein" Susanna Wiegand performs as Katharina Glück in a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna, directed by Stephanie Mohr. The scene features Wiegand in a cream-colored blouse and floral skirt with raised arms in an expressive gesture, surrounded by actors in period costumes on a multi-level set designed by Miriam Busch, with a red hanging banner and various props visible. The production includes musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl and lighting design by Manfred Grohs. 
"Es muß geschieden sein" Rehearsal with Suspended Actor in Red Costume Actors Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, and Susanna Wiegand rehearse Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr, with one performer suspended high above the stage in a red garment designed by Miriam Busch. The dramatic vertical staging creates an intense theatrical moment exploring interpersonal dynamics on a dark stage. Turrini's work, written in 1976, examines relationship dissolution and human conflict through sharp dialogue and unconventional staging. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Vienna Performers including Günter Franzmeier, Michael Dangl, and Susanna Wiegand rehearse Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater. Actors in vibrant red, yellow, and patterned costumes are positioned across a minimalist stage with scattered props and dramatic spatial arrangements. The production features scenic design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Actor Günter Franzmeier performs the role of Adam Holzapfel during a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, directed by Stephanie Mohr. Franzmeier stands in a partially unbuttoned patterned shirt against a dark stage background, with stage design and costumes created by Miriam Busch. The production features musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl and lighting design by Manfred Grohs. 
Günter Franzmeier Handles Red Fabric in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Actor Günter Franzmeier, playing Adam Holzapfel, dramatically manipulates a large red fabric during a theater rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt theater. The production features costume design by Miriam Busch, musical composition by Wolfgang Schlögl, and lighting design by Manfred Grohs. The image documents a moment from this contemporary Austrian theatrical production, showcasing the physical expressiveness required in the staged performance. 
Günter Franzmeier Holds Document in "Es muß geschieden sein" Rehearsal at Josefstadt Theater Actor Günter Franzmeier performs during a theatrical rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, holding a document with an intense expression. The production features set and costume design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl. This contemporary Austrian theater production represents significant work in Vienna's theatrical landscape. 
Rehearsal Scene from "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Vienna During a theatrical rehearsal of Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" directed by Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna, two performers engage in an intense physical interaction on a dark stage, with one wearing white clothing and the other in red pants. The scene captures an emotionally charged moment between characters, demonstrating the raw physical dynamics central to the production's staging. This rehearsal represents a critical developmental phase in the play's preparation at Vienna's historic theater. 
Rehearsal Scene from Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" Directed by Stephanie Mohr Two actors perform a scene during rehearsal for Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr, wearing white clothing under dramatic stage lighting. The performers display contemplative expressions and body language suggesting emotional intensity between their characters. The production features set and costume design by Miriam Busch and musical direction by Wolfgang Schlögl, representing contemporary Austrian theater exploration of interpersonal conflict. 
Michael Dangl and Susanna Wiegand in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Michael Dangl (as Nepomuk Ludel) and Susanna Wiegand (as Katharina Glück) perform during a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at the Josefstadt Theater in Vienna, directed by Stephanie Mohr with stage design by Miriam Busch. The two actors stand center stage in contemporary casual clothing while a third performer in period costume observes from the right. The Josefstadt Theater is a historic Vienna venue renowned for its contributions to Austrian dramatic arts. 
Rehearsal of "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater, Vienna Three actors perform a staging moment during rehearsals of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater in Vienna, directed by Stephanie Mohr. The performers wear contrasting costumes—red pants, white shorts, and a formal dark coat with top hat—on a minimalist stage featuring a cage-like wooden structure and a red chair. The production features scenic design by Miriam Busch and lighting design by Manfred Grohs, representing contemporary Austrian theater practice. 
Günter Franzmeier as Adam Holzapfel in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Vienna Actor Günter Franzmeier performs as Adam Holzapfel in Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at the Josefstadt Theater in Vienna, Austria. Franzmeier wears formal period attire including a top hat and polka-dot cravat, standing center stage while two other performers in white clothing flank him on a minimalist set with dramatic lighting. The production presents an intense dramatic moment with stark visual contrast between the formally dressed central character and the casually clothed supporting actors. 
Günter Franzmeier and Susanna Wiegand in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theater Performers Günter Franzmeier and Susanna Wiegand enact a dramatic confrontation scene during a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's "Es muß geschieden sein" at Vienna's Josefstadt Theater, directed by Stephanie Mohr. Franzmeier stands center stage in a cream-colored coat with red lining and cap, while Wiegand observes from stage left in white costume against minimal black staging. The production features costume design by Miriam Busch and lighting by Manfred Grohs, exploring complex interpersonal relationships through intense dramatic performance. 
Günter Franzmeier and Susanna Wiegand in "Es muß geschieden sein" at Josefstadt Theatre Performers Günter Franzmeier and Susanna Wiegand occupy a minimalist stage during a rehearsal of Peter Turrini's play "Es muß geschieden sein," directed by Stephanie Mohr at Vienna's Josefstadt Theatre. Franzmeier walks across the dark stage in a beige jacket while Wiegand stands in a white dress, with dramatic lighting and a stark black background emphasizing the theatrical composition. This production represents a contemporary staging of the Austrian playwright Turrini's exploration of human relationships and dramatic conflict. You might also like
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