Wiener Blut

What's it about?

Wiener Blut – that's Viennese charm, waltz bliss, and amorous entanglements in three acts! Johann Strauss (Jr.) himself was too old for a new operetta, but Adolf Müller Jr. created a musical fireworks display from over 30 of his works – including waltzes like Wiener Blut and Morgenblätter. The plot, centered around Count Zedlau, takes place during the Congress of Vienna: full of mistaken identities, affairs, and of course, a happy ending. After a hesitant premiere in 1899, the work became a public success from 1905 onwards – celebrated worldwide to this day. Now this masterpiece of waltz bliss will be performed at Schloss Tabor – a musical delight!