What happens to a farm animal that is no longer of any use to humans? Does it become a cult? A symbol of originality and quality? A projection screen for national fantasies? And how do we as a society deal with our useless animals that do not meet the demands of high performance? The artists’ collective addresses these questions in a theatrical walk around the Pinzgau cattle, in which the audience becomes the herd.

Meeting point + pick-up point of the shuttle at Walchen train station (Projectlocation on Google Maps) – Parking at Bahnhof Walchen

Saturday, 24.May

15:00 Bus pick-up from Mittersill, meeting point Infokiosk (Hintergasse 2, 5730 Mittersill), return journey at 20:00

15:30 – 18:00: Staged walk, pick-up from Walchen train station

Followed by a social get-together at the Unterberghof (Hummersdorferstraße 10, 5721 Hummersdorf)

Framework programm

Sunday, 18.Mai

14:00 – 16:00 Workshop ‘Aufkranzat aufbinden’ to prepare the project with the artists of HB&Töchter (participation free of charge, registration not required, materials are available); Location: Supergau Infokiosk, Hintergasse 1, 5730 Mittersill

Friday, 23.May

20:00 – 22:00: Theme evening at the Project “Super Stadl”: ‘On the mythology of the farm animal’, dialect reading and screenings, with: HB & Töchter (project ‘Der Original Pinzgauer Almabtrieb’ (with Johannes Gierlinger, Georg Haider, Katarina Maria Trenk), Gerlinde Allmayer (dialect archive Niedernsill), Julia Schäfer (project ‘Alles hat ein Ende’)

Bad weather option: Sunday, May 25 – current information here and on Instagram at @supergau_festival