Culture, page 29
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Convicts to hit the stage
Convicted criminals serving jail terms are part of a cast set to perform a play at a Viennese theatre. -
What's on at the Burgkino this weekend?
HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS: PART 1 is now on at a Viennese cinema which screens films in their original English versions. -
Blackjack and yoga for Lady Gaga in Vienna
Pop sensation Lady Gaga has spoken about her European inspiration. -
Lady Gaga in Vienna recording studio
Lady Gaga is recording new songs in Austria, it has been revealed.
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What's on at the Burgkino this weekend?
The much awaited sequel of 1987 hit "Wall Street" is now on at the Burgkino Vienna where all movies are shown in the original English. -
Roger Moore to visit Austria
Former "James Bond" star Roger Moore will visit Vienna this weekend, it has been announced. -
Heller photo exhibit starts
A spectacular exhibition showing the work of celebrated Austrian photographer Gerhard Heller has opened in Vienna today (Tues). -
Koreans flock to Albertina exhibit in Seoul
Every day some 3,000 Koreans are visiting the Vienna Albertina Museum’s exhibit called "Picasso and Modern Art" at the National Museum of Art (Deoksugung) in Seoul, according to an Albertina spokesman.
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Celebrate Bonfire Night in Mödling
Members of the English community in and around Vienna need not miss out on the traditional Bonfire Night festivities as a special fire and fireworks night will be held just outside Vienna near the Shopping City Süd (SCS). -
British photographer part of Vienna´s photography month
British photographer Alistair Fuller, who is fascinated by city undergrounds, is presenting an exhibition until the 14th November at the Galerie Juettner in Vienna’s sixth district. -
What's on at the Burgkino this weekend?
WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS, the new blockbuster by Oliver Stone, is now on at the Burgkino Vienna where all films are shown in the original English. -
Bass event champ to rock Vienna
The winner of an international bass guitar competition set to take place in Croatia next month will get the opportunity to perform in Austria, it has been announced.
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What's on at the Burgkino this weekend?
WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS will head the bill at Vienna’s Burgkino, which shows all movies in their original English versions, this weekend. -
I'm not a softy, says James Blunt
Pop star James Blunt has claimed he has not cried in years. -
'Dorian Gray' Meyer shines in excellent Oscar Wilde adaption
Markus Meyer confirmed the accolade of being one of the biggest young talents currently engaged at Vienna’s Burgtheater in an acclaimed German adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s novel "The Picture of Dorian Gray". -
Nicolas Cage to attend UN event in Vienna
Hollywood superstar Nicolas Cage will hold a speech at an upcoming United Nations (UN) event in Vienna, it has been revealed.
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State Opera pardons nude shots ballerina
A ballet dancer sacked by one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world after posing for photos naked has been given her job back. -
Kevin Spacey at Swarovski design exhibit in London
Kevin Spacey attended an exclusive sneak preview event focusing on the latest creation by an up and coming Japanese designer in London on Sunday. -
World Press Photo exhibit returns to Vienna
The world’s best press photographs are now on display at a Viennese gallery. -
Thanksgiving dinner and cooking courses at top Vienna hotel
The Vienna Marriott has announced it will hold three Thanksgiving dinners once more next month.
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Austrian as star of Medjugorje pilgrimage place
An Austrian pilgrim has become kind of a star of famous pilgrimage destination Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina. -
'Stupid' Facebook flick star Timberlake sticks to e-mails
Justin Timberlake has revealed he shuns social network platforms because he is "stupid in this regard". -
What's on at the Burgkino this weekend?
An acclaimed new movie on the rise of Facebook and its founder is now on at the Burgkino which shows all movies in their original English versions. -
Fake claims tarnish Michelangelo exhibition
An eagerly awaited Michelangelo exhibition has been overshadowed by claims that several of the works set to go on display in Vienna were not created by the Italian genius.

