Photo: Friedrich Juen

Projects like this prove that art always has an educational function: based on testimonies, historical documents and literary texts by Franz Werfel, Jura Soyfer and other writers who had to flee Nazi Germany, the interactive play “On the run” takes audiences on a journey to the past.

On a guided hike from Gargellen in the direction of Sarotlajoch, you’ll sense the fate of those people who had to experience the horror of war first-hand. The play is performed at the Hotel Madrisa, in alpine chalets and the open air. The analysis of such historical events in the heart of the majestic Rätikon mountains will certainly create vivid images in the heads of all participants.

Performance: Roland Etlinger, Katharina Grabher, Maria King, Andreas Kosek und Mark Német, Concept: Katharina Grabher, Choreography: Maria King, Regie: Andreas Kosek, Coaching during the hike and moderation: Friedrich Juen

Hosted by: Teatro Caprile in cooperation with the Jewish Museum Hohenems

General Information:

• Meeting place: 9:00 am church Gargellen 
• Getting there by public transport: Alight from bus: centre Gargellen
  Free parking zone: valley station Bergbahnen Gargellen
• Walking time (without breaks): approx. 3 hours
• Total duration: approx. 5,5 hours
• Ascent and Descent: ca. 500 vm
• Huts for meals and drinks: Alpe Rongg
• For more details see: teatro-caprile.at

 
Prices:

• 27.00 € per adult
• Children between 13 and 18 years are free
• 15 % reduction for members from the Heimatschutzverein Motnafon or Vorarlberger Museen
• Groups: 10 persons and 1 person is free

 
Please note:

• Walking shoes with profiled soles are required and children must be reasonably fit
• Dogs may not be brought along on this tour
• Tour is not possible with pushchairs and/or pull-along carts
• With registration only
• Performances in September: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.