The Vereinigte Buhnen Wien (VBW) is a renowned theater organization, which oversees the production of iconic theaters like the Raimund Theater, Ronacher Theater, and Theater an der Wien. While Raimund and Ronacher are known for staging grand-scale musicals, Theater an der Wien focuses on showcasing operas and operettas.
- Raimund Theater: Nicknamed 'Vienna's first stage for musicals,' the Raimund Theater holds a special place in the city's cultural heart. After a period of decline, it was extensively renovated and now boasts modern amenities while retaining its historic charm.
- Ronacher Theater: Known for its ornate, well-preserved interior, the Ronacher Theater has served as a venue for operettas, dramas, and even silent films since the 1870s. In the 20th century, it became a popular spot for musicals, a tradition that continues today.
- Theater an der Wien: This historic theater, dating back to 1801, has been a stage for countless premieres, from Beethoven's Fidelio to celebrated plays. Originally a more versatile venue, since 2006 it has primarily focused on staging operas.