Klaus Suppan

Klaus Suppan grew up near Graz, Austria, where he also attended technical school for control and regulation technology. Parallel to his last year of training, he studied improvisational music with Adelhard Roidinger at the Anton Bruckner Private University in Linz. In 2003 he completed the university course in music and media technology at Studio SAMT in Linz, Austria, with distinction.

His interest in anthroposophy then led him to the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland. After a year of anthroposophical studies, he began studying eurythmy in 2004, which he completed five years later. Until 2017 he worked internationally as a stage eurythmist and lecturer. During this time, he began to specialize in the field of stage lighting, which led him to work as a lighting technician and lighting designer at the Goetheanum Theater in Dornach, Switzerland, where he is working since 2017.

In addition to numerous eurythmy and dance performances, he created the lighting design for the nine-hour Faust production at the Goetheanum in 2020 and for the opera “Parsifal” by Richard Wagner in 2023.