Campiello: Summer hit in Hall - a festival of emotions and dreams!

Campiello: Summer hit in Hall - a festival of emotions and dreams!

The summer of 2025 has a cultural highlight in Hall in Tyrol: the performance of "Campiello", the latest work by the renowned Austrian dramatist Peter Turrini. The acting group of Haller Gassenpiele brings an exciting revision of Carlo Goldoni's classic to the open -air stage in the courtyard of Hasegg Castle. As reports [meinzirk.at] (https://www.meinbezirk.at/hall-rum/c-lokales/campiello-wum-zum-sommerhit- der-Freichthne_a7451410), the play is about the dreams and challenges of the simple people in a Venetian inn.

The staging will be directed by Alexander Sackl, supported by Priska Zimmermann in the assistant. The ensemble is made up of ten actors who impress with an impressive mix of language, singing and music. Among other things, Sarah Auer will captivate the audience as Catte and Iris Unterberger as Luciette. The participants are a multifaceted ensemble that tells stories about marriage market, jealousy and reconciliation.

appointments and special features

The Haller alley games offer a total of 11 ideas of the play, which take place from July 3. to 18, 2025. The further performance dates on 16, 17 and 18 July at 8:15 p.m., with admission from 7:39 p.m., are particularly noteworthy. What is special about the performance is the specially composed music that, together with colorful costumes and a lovingly designed stage design by Martin Posch, capture the atmosphere of time. The event is already sold out, which shows the high level of encouragement and the great interest in these unique summer performances, as [Hall-in-tirol.at] (https://www.hall-in-tirol.at/veranstaltungskalende/hallergassenpiele-2025-campiello- von-peter- Turrini).

Hall in Tyrol, known for its rich history in salt extraction and coin embossing, offers a perfect setting for this theater event with its old town, which impresses with magnificent churches and historical buildings. Visitors can not only experience the piece, but also discover the beauty of the city. The sights include the parish church of St. Nikolaus and the town hall with the council room. Particularly recommended is the coin Hall at Hasegg Castle, the origin of the dollar, where visitors can even shape their own copper coins, as reported.

in the heart of Tyrol, it can be seen that the Haller alleys are not only an artistic event, but also a wonderful opportunity to experience the rich culture and history of this city. Whether at the theater or when exploring the old town - Hall in Tirol in Tyrol, visitors inspire with its charming melange from art, history and quality of life.