Corinna Berger
is an Austrian-American born in Tyrol, currently living in Vienna. After dabbling in Austrian Law she is currently studying Journalism and Media Management at the University of Applied Sciences FH WKW.
Here Are Our Favorite Punschstands in Vienna’s Christmas Markets
'tis the season to drink outdoors at Vienna’s Christkindlmärkte. Here are our recommendations for best Christmas markets in the city.
Isabel Coixet Brings The Bookshop to the Big Screen
Isabel Coixet recreates Penelope Fitzgerald’s novel on the power of literature for the big screen Even in this movie-mad city, the Filmcasino on Margaretenstraße, with its lush curves and golden glow of 1950s modernism, is a winner for charm – all the more for its international films in the original language. Thus it is the […]
Vienna Shorts Festival Adds Virtual Reality to the Mix
For 15 years and counting, the Vienna Shorts Festival shows cinematic innovation in 30 minutes or less.It’s no surprise that short films today are a proving ground for innovative formats, novel st...
From Hub to ‘Hood | How the Hauptbahnhof Transforms Vienna
Vienna’s Hauptbahnhof has spawned a whole new neighborhood. Even in a metropolis as staunchly traditional as Vienna, change is the only constant. It is a place where historical, architectural masterpieces coexist next to cutting edge, modern skyscrapers and lush, green city parks – all connected by the Vienna transport network. But creating a new, functioning quarter in a city of steady growth and renewal […]
“Dangerously Good Films” at Vienna’s Lets CEE Film Festival
The Let’s CEE Film Festival returns with the very best from Central and Eastern Europe, Turkey and the Caucasus.Just six years old and already an institution, the Let...
The Anschluss in Real Time
This Sunday, filmmaker Fredrick Baker and historian Heidemarie Uhl launch the multimedia project Zeituhr 1938 reenacting the annexation of Austria to the Third Reich.This year marks the 80th a...
Wait Until Dark | Vienna’s English Theatre Revives the 1960s Thriller
Home invasions and darkness are two of our most primal fears – and excellent ingredients for a great thriller, as Frederick Knott succinctly proves in his play Wait Until Dark....
Margaret Cho is Coming to Vienna Again with a New Tour After Personal Turmoil
Blunt and fearless, Margaret Cho is a real groundbreaker in her field of comedy, getting a rise from audiences since exploding on stage in the early 1990s.Tirelessly taking...
The University of Applied Arts Celebrates its 150th Birthday
A spawning ground for many venerable creators, the Universität für Angewandte Kunst (University of Applied Arts) – or Angewandte for short – is celebrating its 150th birthday, looking back whi...
