in Prague (1964). Work 1963 Choreography for the ballet "Berschit" (At the Beginning) for the German Ballet-Ensemble, which was recorded from the German TV after a huge success in Germany and on an international tour. 1964 Director of the German world premiere of J. Genet's "The Negroes". Choreography and directing motion for H. Zusaneck's "World Theatre", which was shown in Vienna on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Burgtheater. 1965 Second Mimo-Version as the Austrian contribution for the Golden Rose of Montreux, in which Samy Molcho played 37 different characters – the "Do-It-Yourself-Show". With this show, Austria gained the acknowledgement and the honour of the critics. UNESCO ordered a thesis from Samy Molcho about his Mimo-vision (1965), which was the theme for the International Congress of Mime and Dance on TV in Salzburg. 1966 Directs E. Ionesco's "The Chairs" and N. Gogol's "The Gamblers" 1967 Another Mimo-Vision for the Austrian TV, "Sorry, don't have time", adapted from the Time Destruction Manifest by Leherb. 1968 Directs E. Kishon's "Wedding Certificate" in Vienna. Acts in and directs in Wincelberg's "Kataki" in South Africa. This production was awarded with the Critic's Price for best production of 1968 1972 Director for the musical "Godspell" for the productions in Germany and Switzerland. 1973 Director for "Waiting for Godot" in Bremen and Handke's "The Ward Wants to be Guardian". Together with Ronconi, Choreography and directing motion in "The birds" at the Wiener Burgtheater. 1974 Director of the musical "Who knows Jürgen Beck" in Münster. Director of the show "Kikerikiste" for the German TV. 1975 Director "August, August" in Münster. 1976 Director of the musical "Showboat" with Mary Ross in the leading part. Director of Goldoni's "Servant of two Masters" for the Festival in Friesach. 1977 Director of Goldoni's "Venetian Twins" at the Ensemble Theatre in Vienna. Vocation for teaching at the Academy of Music and Acting at the Max-Reinhardt-Seminar in Vienna. Manager of his own school for mimes in Vienna. 1978 Director of the world premiere of Arik Brauer's musical "Seven at one blow" on the occasion of the Viennese Festival Weeks. 1979 Director of the German world premiere of Arrabal's political comedy "Steal A Little Billion From Me" at the Städtischen Bühnen Münster. Director of the opera "Giovanni Battista" by Alessandro Stradella at the Stadttheater St. Gallen. 1980 Director of the opera "Giovanni Battista" at the Stadttheater Bern. Producer of the Baroque Festival