Actress Rita Luksch, Grammy-Winner Georg O. Luksch. Photo: Ensemble21
For the 150th anniversary of the 10th district of Vienna, we wonder what the lives of people in the 19th century were really like. Those who didn’t have it easy: the children of the poor workers, single parents, widows. Ada Christens poems were instantly a big success, but today there is only the street named Ada-Christen-Gasse in Vienna left to remember her.
When Ada Christen wrote her texts in the second half of the 19th century, many people didn’t have access to education. The children of the lower classes had to earn money for their family from early on. They had to fight for burning material in the winter and had to ration their bread carefully. Historic documents show that the „good old days“ were not good for everyone. But people still didn’t give up hope for a better world or loose their joy at the small things in daily life.
Scheduled Performances: Fri 13.9.24, Sat 14.9.24, Sat 21.9.24, Sun 22.9.24, Sat 28.9.24, Fri 4.10.24, Sat 5.10.24 each performance at 19:30.
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