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Bauhoftheater Braunau: Brilliant cultural award for artistic commitment!
The Bauhoftheater Braunau will receive the Rottal-Inn District Culture Prize in 2025 for outstanding achievements in culture.
Bauhoftheater Braunau: Brilliant cultural award for artistic commitment!
A special award for thatBauhoftheater Braunau! On November 26, 2025, the theater received theRottal-Inn District Culture Prize. The festive awards ceremony took place inHans Reiffenstuel House, the cultural center of Pfarrkirchen. A beautiful setting that celebrated the cross-border cultural connection between Bavaria and Upper Austria. Numerous guests gathered in the packed hall, including regional celebrities, politicians and jury members.
The event was a real feast for the ears: the “Anonymous nostalgic“opened the evening musically, before District AdministratorMichael Fahmüllerand mayorWolfgang Beißmanntook the floor. FlorianKotankohad the honor of giving the laudatory speech for the Bauhoftheater. He highlighted the impressive composition of the ensemble, which consists of over 50 active members, almost half of whom come from Bavaria. His words made it clear: the work of the theater is nothing other than professional and done with a lot of love.
A milestone in cultural history
This award represents a significant moment for the members of the theater club and contributes to local cultural history. Kotanko viewed the theater as an important part of the cultural landscape and demonstrated the valuable contributions the ensemble makes with its productions.
The Passauer Neue Presse at the same time reports on another winner of the culture prize: DerRottal-Inn District Culture Prize 2024goes to “Workshop Orange – the other side of culture“ from Zeilarn, while the school band “Real soundThe Arnstorf secondary school receives the Cultural Promotion Prize 2024. This shows that the region has a remarkable cultural commitment.
Cultural diversity in Rottal-Inn
“Workshop Orange” promotes cultural life in the district with its wide range of events and projects. Founded in 1995, the association has put on numerous in-house productions that delight theater fans. From “Wirtshaus im Spessart” to “Dracula” to current plays like “Planet B” – the list is long and shows a good feel for art and entertainment.
The Cultural awards website contains further exciting insights into the world of cultural awards. From debates about the usefulness of cultural prizes to innovative pricing models – the broad spectrum of cultural funding in Germany and beyond is illustrated here.
The Bauhoftheater awards ceremony is more than just an award; it is a sign of the power of culture and the tireless work of all those who keep it alive. A beautiful example of how art and community can go hand in hand and how important cultural initiatives are in rural areas.