Austrians Support Flexible Working Hours
The global trends of flextime and home offices please employees and employers alike – but there’s still a need to build trust.
Opernball 2019
Vienna’s 63rd Opernball (Opera ball) once again attracted thousands to Vienna’s Staatsoper on February 28. The traditional high point of the city’s ball season, the glamorous event was broadcast to 1.4 million viewers, who tuned in for an impeccable opening …
Vienna’s MDW Receives Top Ranking
Vienna’s University of Music and Performing Arts (MDW) placed first in its field – tying with the renowned Julliard School in New York – in Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Ranking of 2019. The QS rankings, compiled from 1,219 …
Arrested Development at Theater Drachengasse
Annie Baker’s play “The Flick” puts the mundane into the spotlight at Theater Drachengasse. Growing up is never easy, as anyone who has ever done so can attest. Most of us have resorted to lowering our expectations, or clinging to …
#HaveweMET? | Warda Network
Stepping out to Warda Network’s rooftop balcony reveals a panoramic view of Vienna’s picture-perfect 8th district. This, apparently, is the city from the perspective of a self-made man. Eugen Prosquill, CEO and founder of the company wears a black jumper …
Brunnenmarkt | United We Eat
While Vienna’s inner districts will never lose their allure, Brunnenmarkt and its vibrant surroundings can offer an edgier alternative, providing a compelling and stimulating model of integration.
The Abyss Stares Back
On Halloween, Jesse Inman’s Smallest Theatre in the World #3 defies the rules of sanity and theater The dark courtyard of the Sigmund Freud Museum is deadly quiet at 22:00 – hardly the place you’d expect to enjoy some experimental …
