Star fireworks in the floating salon: a summer full of delights!

Star fireworks in the floating salon: a summer full of delights!

The floating salon in the Thermalbad Vöslau opens its doors for a new, exciting season in June 2025. With high -quality performances and well -known artists, the series of events promises a special cultural experience in its eighth season. The opening takes place on June 16 when the celebrated actress Sunnyi Melles presents a monologue about the legendary actress Sarah Bernhardt. Melles, known from "The Triangle of Sadness" and the Balenciaga campaign, brings the eccentric artist to the stage.

The program for the floating salon not only includes top -class performances, but also a variety of well -known faces. The popular actor Philipp Hochmair on June 24th with his "Schiller-Jam" accompanied by Hanns Clasen and Fritz Rainer. Another highlight will be the dramatized version of Yasmina Reza's "happy the lucky ones", which will be presented on July 1 with Ruth Brauer-Kvam, Mavie Hörbiger and Caroline Peters.

artists and events

The series will continue on July 17th with a performance of "Unter der Stairs" by Charles Dyer, played by Michael Maertens and Roland Koch. One of the other highlights is the reading "Liebenhöllen" on August 4, in which Stefanie Reinsperger and Sebastian Wendelin appear, musically supported by Helmut Stippich. The crowning glory is the event "Joan & Bette - Zick War in Hollywood" on August 7th with Maria Happel and Sona Macdonald. All events start at 8:30 p.m.

The Thermalbad Vöslau is open this season from April 26 to September 28th. On the days of the events, however, the bathing closure is placed at 7 p.m. In bad weather, the performances are eliminated and ticket prices are reimbursed. The events take place on the picturesque island of the outdoor pool, which offers an inviting backdrop for this cultural highlight.

cultural importance and monument protection

The floating salon is not only a place for art and entertainment, but also part of the region's cultural identity. In Austria, monument protection is considered an initiative that not only preserves the legacy, but also contributes to climate protection. By preserving historical buildings, valuable resources can be saved, since no new projects are necessary on untouched areas. These historical sites enrich the cultural offer and strengthen regional identity.

The floating salon in Vöslau combines traditional art with a conscious way of dealing with history and culture, and the coming weeks promise to become an unforgettable experience. The pre -sale of the tickets has already been opened, and the cultural interested should secure their places at an early stage.