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Young Actors to Bring Whimsical “King Always Tired” to the Wörgl Stage
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A delightful production of the fairytale “King Always tired” is set to captivate audiences in Wörgl, Austria, this December, showcasing the talents of young performers from the Stadtbühne Wörgl theater group. The play promises a blend of humor, fantasy, and poetry, appealing to both children and adults.
The upcoming performances represent a continuation of the Stadtbühne Wörgl’s commitment to fostering young theatrical talent. Under the direction of chairman Claus Moser, the young actors are poised to deliver a memorable experience for theatergoers.
premiere and Performance Schedule
The premiere of “King Always Tired” is scheduled for December 7th, 2025, at the Volkshaus Wörgl, with two showings at 2:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Additional performances are planned for December 11th at 6:00 p.m., as well as December 14th and December 21st, both featuring matinee and evening shows at 2:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. respectively.
A Kingdom of Quirks and charm
The play, based on a 1962 ORF radio play, introduces audiences to a wonderfully strange kingdom. according to a release from the Stadtbühne Wörgl, the story centers around a king prone to falling asleep mid-battle, a doctor with questionable medical practices, and a queen whose culinary skills leave something to be desired. The narrative promises a journey “full of humor, fantasy and poetry” that will resonate with audiences of all ages.
The cast includes Maximilian Kirchmair, Defne Baldas, Marie Egger, Amy Ellinger, Hannah Peter, Miriam Steinhuber, and Emilia Frank, all contributing to the vibrant world of the play.
Ticket Information and Reservations
Admission to “King Always Tired” is priced at 7 euros when purchased in advance and 9 euros at the door. Interested patrons can secure their seats by visiting www.stadtbuehne.info or directly through https://ticket323.tickethome.at/.
The Stadtbühne Wörgl’s production of “King Always Tired” offers a charming and engaging theatrical experience,perfectly timed to add a touch of magic to the pre-Christmas season.
Why: The Stadtbühne Wörgl is presenting “King Always Tired” to continue its tradition of nurturing young theatrical talent and providing engaging entertainment for the community during the pre-Christmas season. Who: The production features young actors from the Stadtbühne Wörgl,directed by chairman Claus Moser,and includes performers such as Maximilian Kirchmair,Defne Baldas,and Marie Egger. What: “King Always Tired” is a fairytale adaptation of a 1962 ORF radio play, centering on a quirky kingdom with a sleepy king, an inept doctor, and a questionable cook. How did it end?: While
