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Vereinigte Bühnen Wien (VBW), or United Stages Vienna, is a musical production company based in Vienna, Austria which produced several own musicals that were very successful. It also owns and/or operates three theaters: the Theater an der Wien, Raimund Theater, and the Ronacher. == Original musical productions == This is a list of productions that were originally produced by Vereinigte Bühnen Wien. Some of the productions were later produced by other companies. Current and ''future'' productions are highlighted. * ''Freudiana'' (by Eric Woolfson, Lida Winiewicz and Brian Brolly) : * Austria (world premiere): Theater an der Wien (VBW), Vienna (December 19th, 1990 - April 18th, 1992) *''Elisabeth'' (written by Michael Kunze, composed by Sylvester Levay) : * Austria (world premiere): Theater an der Wien (VBW), Vienna (September 3rd, 1992 - April 1998) : * Japan: Osaka (1996) : * Hungary: Szeged (1996) : * Hungary: Budapest (1996) : * Sweden: Karlstad (1999) : * Netherlands: Fortis Circustheater (SE), The Hague (1999-2001) : * Germany: Colosseum Theater (SE), Essen (March 2001 - June 2003) : * Hungary: Budapest (2002-2003) : * Austria (revised version): Theater an der Wien (VBW), Vienna (October 1st, 2003 - December 4th, 2005) : * Germany: Apollo Theater (SE), Stuttgart (April 2005 - September 17th, 2006) : * Finland: Turku (since September 23rd, 2005) * ''Tanz der Vampire'' (''Dance of the Vampires'') (written by Michael Kunze, composed by Jim Steinman) : * Austria (world premiere): Raimund Theater (VBW), Vienna (October 4th, 1997 - January 15th, 2000) : * Germany: Musical Hall (now called Apollo Theater, Stella Entertainment AG, taken over by SE in 2002), Stuttgart (March 31st 2000 - August 31st, 2003) : * USA: Minskoff Theatre, Broadway, New York (October 18th, 2002 - January 25th, 2003) :: Instead of adapting the successful Austrian version, the producers decided to have it rewritten. It turned out to become a big flop. : * Germany: Neue Flora (SE), Hamburg (December 16th, 2003 - January 22nd, 2006) : * Poland: Roma Teatr Muzyczny, Warsaw (October 8th, 2005 - ) : * Germany: Theater des Westens, Berlin (December 2006) : * Hungary: Magyar Theater, Budapest PS Produkcio Ltd (June 30th, 2007) ; * Estland: Tallinn : * Japan: Tokyo : * Belgien: Antwerpen (2010) * ''Mozart!'' (written by Michael Kunze, composed by Silvester Levay) : * Austria (world premiere): Theater an der Wien (VBW), Vienna (October 2nd, 1999 - May 7th, 2001) : * Germany: Neue Flora (SE), Hamburg (September 21st, 2001 - June 30th, 2002) : * Japan: Tokyo (2002) : * Japan: Osaka (2002) : * Hungary: Budapest (March 2003 - ) : * Japan: Osaka (2005) : * Sweden: Karlstad (2005) *''Wake Up'' (written and composed by Rainhard Fendrich, music arranged by Harold Faltermeyer) : * Austria (world premiere): Raimund Theater (VBW), Vienna (September 29th, 2002 - January 1, 2004) * ''Barbarella'' (written by Rudi Klausnitzer, composed by Dave Stewart, based on the work and character by Jean-Claude Forest) : * Austria (world premiere): Raimund Theater (VBW), Vienna (March 11th, 2004 - January 1, 2005) * ''Rebecca'' (written by Michael Kunze, composed by Sylvester Levay) : * Austria (world premiere): Raimund Theater (VBW), Vienna (since September 28th, 2006) *''Rudolf'' (written by Jack Murphy, Phoebe Hwang, and Nan Knighton, composed by Frank Wildhorn) : * Hungary (world premiere): alternating between the Operett Színház in Budapest and the open-air theatre in Szeged since May 26, 2006. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Vereinigte Bühnen Wien」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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