Thomas Bernhard during rehearsal of ‘Heldenplatz’, Burgtheater, Vienna, 1988 -by Harry Weber [© IMAGNO/ÖNB] Those are terrible people who don’t like Glenn Gould… I will have nothing to do with such people, they are dangerous people… I also demand that my wife love Glenn Gould, in that respect I’m a fanatic.— Professor Robert Schuster, in ‘Heldenplatz’ photo from Österreichischen Theatermuseum

Thomas Bernhard during rehearsal of ‘Heldenplatz’, Burgtheater, Vienna, 1988 -by Harry Weber [© IMAGNO/ÖNB]

Those are terrible people who don’t like Glenn Gould… I will have nothing to do with such people, they are dangerous people… I also demand that my wife love Glenn Gould, in that respect I’m a fanatic.
— Professor Robert Schuster, in ‘Heldenplatz’

photo from Österreichischen Theatermuseum

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Thomas Bernhard during rehearsal of ‘Heldenplatz’, Burgtheater, Vienna, 1988 -by Harry Weber [© IMAGNO/ÖNB] Those are terrible people who don’t like Glenn Gould… I will have nothing to do with such people, they are dangerous people… I also demand that my wife love Glenn Gould, in that respect I’m a fanatic.— Professor Robert Schuster, in ‘Heldenplatz’ photo from Österreichischen Theatermuseum

Thomas Bernhard during rehearsal of ‘Heldenplatz’, Burgtheater, Vienna, 1988 -by Harry Weber [© IMAGNO/ÖNB]

Those are terrible people who don’t like Glenn Gould… I will have nothing to do with such people, they are dangerous people… I also demand that my wife love Glenn Gould, in that respect I’m a fanatic.
— Professor Robert Schuster, in ‘Heldenplatz’

photo from Österreichischen Theatermuseum

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