Clarity for the Theater an der Rott: Refurbishment and support in prospect

Clarity for the Theater an der Rott: Refurbishment and support in prospect

The cultural landscape in Eggenfelden is faced with an important phase: The Theater an der Rott, the only district's own theater in Germany, urgently needs renovation measures. This situation employs both the social sponsors of the theater and the citizens of the city. District Administrator Michael Fahmüller has now commented on the current plans in a press release that will be decisive for the future of the cultural institution.

The role of funding

A central point in the communication of Fahmüller is the dependence of the project on financial subsidies. The necessary renovation work cannot be financed from the district's own funds. "Because of the voluntary nature of the service, we cannot simply bear the costs ourselves," explains the district administrator. In order to secure the necessary financial resources, those responsible have already made numerous applications for relevant funding programs. "However, the answers are still pending," continued Fahmüller. It remains to be seen whether these applications will be successful.

communication and transparency

When asked why there have been few news about theater lately, the district administrator points out that there is simply no new information to be communicated. However, he shows understanding that the supporters of the theater are curious about developments, but emphasizes the need not to endanger the future of the theater. "I already publicly explained my support for the project in February last year," assures Fahmüller.

a message to the citizens

For the citizens in Eggenfelden, the forecast of the further development of the theater is of great importance, since it is an important cultural institution that enriches the region. Fahmüller calms the population: "All citizens can be sure that we do everything we can at the district office to ensure that the Theater an der Rott can continue to inspire with its exciting and culturally valuable performances."

secure the future of the theater

Finally, Fahmüller points out that the deadlines for the funding applications and the associated answers are set. Even if the authority has no influence on the processing process, he assures that timely information will be reached as soon as new developments become known.

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