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REMASSURI is an approximately 85-minute production that invites audiences on a journey through Vienna's music from past to present. Featuring excellent musicians, singers, pantomimes, shadow players, and light effects. With the New Vienna Concert Schrammeln, virtuoso dulcimer players and singers, dance sequences, Kasperl and Pezi, shadow plays, and eccentric contributions from MUMMENSCHANZ. The show is based on ideas by André Heller, Ursula Strauss, and Ernst Molden, and looks back on an extraordinary first phase of performances after over 100 successful shows.

The 2026/2027 Tour
A new chapter begins: After successful stops in Vienna and Munich, REMASSURI will embark on a tour through the German-speaking region. Several guest performances in Austrian federal states and special venues will be announced in the coming months.

The production remains true to its artistic core: At its center are the New Vienna Concert Schrammeln, virtuoso dulcimer players, outstanding performers, and spectacular, poetic, and at times eccentric visual worlds – including contributions from the legendary mask and movement theater MUMMENSCHANZ.

André Heller on REMASSURI
"REMASSURI is for me a lively celebration of the Viennese soul – playful, exuberant, and full of surprises. All the artists involved are in a class of their own. I am particularly pleased that this unusual caravan of our music's diversity is continuing on and meeting people in new places. Each performance is a new home game – wherever it takes place," says André Heller.

Thus, REMASSURI continues its journey – as a vibrant, multi-voiced panorama of Viennese music culture that uniquely connects tradition and the present.