Founded in 1963, Vienna’s English Theatre is the oldest foreign-language theatre in Vienna (with the occasional show in French or Italian). Productions range from timeless pieces, such as Shakespeare, to contemporary works and comedies. Students receive a 20% discount and are eligible for standby tickets (€10), which go on sale 15 minutes before showtime.
Krzysztof Dydynski
Vienna’s English Theatre
Vienna
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