“I’m afraid of…” isn’t necessarily something that’s easy to say. But even so, we all know it: anxiety. Anxieties—along with bouts of their more immediate cousin, fear—accompany many of us our whole lives long. Some of these we succeed in overcoming, while others we might even turn out to need a bit, and still others seem impossible to shake.
A full 70 years after the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the mdw hosted a panel discussion on the state of human rights in the current political situation.
A Look Back at the 12th Annual Conference of the Association of Cultural Management at the mdw
Andrea Kuhn was a panellist in the discussion “Dignity – Freedom – Justice” held on 10 December 2018 at the mdw. She is director of the Nuremberg International Human Rights Film Festival.
It was in 1928 that the “Acting and Directing Seminar”, founded and subsequently headed by Max Reinhardt, officially set up shop at Schlosstheater Schönbrunn.
On Growing (Together) Musically and Interpersonally
From educator to cultural manager to one of Austria’s best-known and most highly regarded cake designers.
Even at the young age of 12, Bine Katrine Bryndorf was convinced that the organ was her future.
Nicole Heesters visits the Max Reinhardt Seminar
The 24-year-old German actor spoke with mdw Magazine about her fear of the acting profession, her plans for the future, and why she wants to play Jedermann in Salzburg.
Since this autumn, the exceptional director David Bösch has been teaching stage directing at the Max Reinhardt Seminar.
Burgtheater actors Regina Fritsch, Maria Happel, and Roland Koch speak about how they teach character development at the Max Reinhardt Seminar.
Saskia Arth is working on her BA in Production. We followed her and her team through a typical day of filming work.
A Calling Card, not an Income Source
Digital Art Compositing at Film Academy Vienna
Three Young Filmmakers Tell Us About Filmmaking with Children.
Since the dawn of the 20th-century, sounds and images conveyed via various media have been playing an ever-greater role in the shaping of our world and living environment.
On the Temporal Deterioration of Digital Audio: Embracing Degradation
„Open Science [is] just science done right.“
This book marks the culmination of a lecture series that explored the notion of transculturality from an interdisciplinary perspective.
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