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directed by Luka Oberhammer, Innsbrucker Ritterspiele
January/February 2022
Viktoria as nurse "Kelly" in a mental hospital. This funny and dynamic play was a great success on Broadway in the 40's.
Re-staged for the "Innsbrucker Ritterspiele" and directed by Luka Oberhammer.
October 2021
The young Tyrolean author Sarah Milena Rendel (born in 1992) dealt with the impact of the pandemic on private news television in 2020. As a result, she wrote a comedy that illuminates the gender roles of both men and women in this work field. The transmission of news in permanent live broadcasts offers quite a few surprises and due to the isolation to the world, lots of intrigues can be spun in order to rise up the career ladder.
Cast:
Viktoria Castellano, starring as
Anna Turner, Studio director
Vanessa Eberharter, starring as
Drine Mampf, Anna’s assistant
Ulrich Schaaf, News reporter - Bruno Graber
Erik Pütz, Technical assistant - Marco Schmitzer
Sanne Lustig, science editor - Nadja Glugovski
Eva, Lifestyle reporter - Martina Frötscher
Lange, Broadcast manager - Benjamin Nicolussi-Castellan
Marina Martina, Federal Chancellor, Minister of science - Christina Nessmann
Kasimir Koblar, scientific expert - Jochen Hampl
Friedrich, Director - Arthur Bliem
Light and Sound - Arthur Bliem
Stage design - Peter Holzer
Video - Sarah Milena Rendel & Team
Music - Klex Wolf
Furniture maker - Erwin Schreckensperger
Written by Sarah Milena Rendel
http://www.projekttheater-hall.at/portfolio/provideonews-tv
https://www.meinbezirk.at/hall-rum/c-lokales/hierarchiekaempfe-im-tv_a4924549
2020
Viktoria appeared on screen as a press reporter
directed by Kurt Benkovic
October - November – December 2019
Due to the #metoo debate in 2018, the Tyrolean author Lina Hofstädter dealt with the life of Maria Stuart. She focused on the Scottish Queen’s younger years - starting from where Maria becomes queen of France at the age of 17. After her Husband’s death, she returns to Scotland and reigns there until she has to flee to England at the age of 26. In the 16th century, Scotland and England were both ruled by women. Folks and nobility considered this as a violation to the natural order – where the man is the crown of creation and head of the family. A woman must submit to his will.
The author illustrates the principle of the patriarchal society at that time and allows us to draw parallels to our today’s world.
Cast:
Viktoria Castellano starring as Maria Stuart
François/Riccio - Joseph Villinger
Katharina/Lady/Maid - Eva Kuster
James Steward/Morton - René Orbini
Maitland/Man - Erich Thummer
John Knox/Man - Bruno Graber
Lord Darnley - Lukas Singer
Mary Seton/Lady/Maid - Vanessa Eberharter
Earl of Bothwell - Jakob Rosin
Maid - Astrid Oberwimmer
Bodyguard - Benjamin Nicolussi-Castellan
Stage & lighting design - Peter Holzer Kurt Benkovic
Light and Sound - Arthur Bliem
Costumes - LEA-Production school
Music - Klemens Wolf, Hanno Winder
Video - Christoph Lunzer, Sarah Rendel, Phillipp Walser
Furniture maker - Erwin Schreckensperger
Production assistant - Fred Salvator
Direction, overall management - Kurt Benkovic
Written by Lina Hofstädter
http://www.projekttheater-hall.at/portfolio/maria-koenigin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWMJhbl3TyM
https://www.meinbezirk.at/hall-rum/c-lokales/theaterauffuehrung-mariakoenigin_a3719580
directed by Katharina Schwaiger
October-November 2018
In the early 1960s, a boy and a girl fall in love with each other. As a result, she gets unexpectedly pregnant. But back then, having a child as an unmarried couple was a sin. The girl’s strict mother insists on a quick wedding, preferably before the child gets born. The young couple tries, therefore, to fix a wedding date with the local pastor – which turns out to be more difficult than expected.
Cast:
The girl - Viktoria Castellano
The boy - Jakob Rosin
Mother - Sandra Klein
Pastor - Simon Hölzl
Directed by
Jakob Rosin
Katharina Schwaiger
Written by Stephanie Larcher-Senn
https://www.bogentheater.at/archiv/138/querkopfe
https://www.bogentheater.at/verein/team
directed by Elmar Drexel
\ June 2017
In this romantic-comedic drama, Viktoria cast the role as the “girl who sells flowers” – again at the side of Brigitte Jaufenthaler, Ronja Forcher and the ensemble “Theaterhaufen Hall”.
\ October 2017
Location: DIE BÄCKEREI, Innsbruck
Viktoria staged the pain and the birth of art
https://www.liz-aw-visualization.com/exhibitions-references/2017-sens-it-l-ive/
PERFORMANCE TEXT (OPENING TEXT)
Pictures, consisting of lines, dots, forms which are sums of points. Of wound points. Of pain points.
Art is born in pain. Birth is pain.
Opening the eyes of this body you live in for this world facing gravity is pain.
Pain leads to opened eyes, to opened senses if you do not try to avoid it because you interpret fear in a wrong way. Fear is the Signal of pain.
If we could avoid gravity, we would. So we try to avoid pain, which is impossible when it comes to life.
Pain is the inverse vector of gravity, conjunction, the spin of life.
Solving the everything into the nothing, binding the nothing into the everything in every direction and the other way around. A round melting to origin.
If the smallest we can visualize is a point, then the point could widen into a circle.
Both have no beginning and no end. Beginning and end are human creations out of fear, interpreting this signal in a blind way by not looking at it. Stop trying to value or devalue feelings for not having to stop anymore, for being able to grow, for being in the flow. Imagine all minds as points in a waving picture, always changing their form.
Pain is a feeling, feelings are the only things that are real, for sure. Surreal surrounding point of view in a picture that can be visualized, seen, sensed and felt. Feelings are the constant of human beings, the connection in the solvation.
Pain gives birth. Birth gives pain. The imagination of beginning and end has been dissolved by sensing the picture of gravity and pain.
February 2017
Viktoria starred as the wife of an alcoholic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSl0nf-p3XA
directed by Elmar Drexel, written by Andre Schönherr
June 2016
Frau Suitner is an elderly lady who feels unworthy because she had never given birth to a child. Despite the fact that she managed to afford a debt-free life through hard work, she feels guilty and sorry for herself and her husband. Despite her tremendous jealousy, she takes the decision to drive him towards a girlish young woman - so at least he can have his own family.
Viktoria played the doctor’s secretary, at the side of Brigitte Jaufenthaler, Ronja Forcher and the ensemble “Theaterhaufen Hall”.