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In the permanent memory of her father's murder, Elektra tyrannises life at court and falls into a veritable frenzy of revenge. To give his opera the force of Attic tragedy, Strauss exploited the possibilities of the orchestra to the extreme and demands... moreabout: Elektra
© Bettina Stöß
Puccini’s rendition in opera form of »Scenes of Bohemian Life« is the best-known opera portraying the lives of artists and at the same time a depiction of a group of young people drifting through life with no consideration of the consequences. Götz Friedrich’s... moreabout: La bohème
© Bettina Stöß
Mixing Viennese folk theatre, Masonic mystery and fairy tale, this opera is probably the most performed in the German-speaking world and, in Günter Krämer's colourful, highly visual production, a favourite with our audiences ... Conductor: Giulio Cilona... moreabout: The Magic Flute
© Monika Rittershaus
The most famous lovers ever: virtually mythical figures, Romeo and Juliette from Shakespeare’s eponymous drama have dominated world literature ever since its premiere in 1597. Among the many musical settings of the work, Charles Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette... moreabout: Roméo et Juliette
© Thomas Aurin
Langgaard's monolithic work creates an eschatological mystery play that pays homage to the fin de siècle with music reminiscent of Strauss and Wagner, but which does not deny Hindemith and Schönberg. Ersan Mondtag not only directs ANTIKRIST, but also... moreabout: Antikrist
© Monika Rittershaus
The State Opera stages the equally famous and tragic story of Lieutenant Pinkerton and the geisha Cio-Cio-San, which was made into a musical masterpiece by Giacomo Puccini with sophisticated instrumentation. moreabout: Madame Butterfly
© Motiv: Stan Hema
"Distant Resonance" is a three-year overarching artistic research project in which "Sounding Situations", in co-production with Kampnagel, Radialsystem Berlin, Deutsche Oper Berlin and other institutions, aims to explore how our own sound, sense of self... moreabout: Wagner worldwide
© Stan Hema
The ghosts of King Gunther, Siegfried and Brünhilde are up to mischief in a place that is commonly known as a stage-set fundus. Wagner's children will do anything to win the audience's heart! Day in, day out, intrigue, murder and manslaughter, one drama... moreabout: Ab in den Ring!
© Thomas Aurin
The world of MEISTERSINGER is a closed system not only in the master singers' pedantic and by-the-book guild ironised by Wagner, but also in Nuremberg's urban society as a whole: the new – embodied by outsider Walther von Stolzing – cannot bring about... moreabout: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
© Bettina Stöß
Soon after the failure of the 1848 revolution, the political refugee Richard Wagner wrote his LOHENGRIN: an opera about a hero who tries in vain to pacify a divided people. Kasper Holten's production deliberately leaves open whether this leader fights... moreabout: Lohengrin
© Bernd Uhlig
When Richard Wagner developed his initial ideas for Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg in the mid-1840s, he had no intention of writing a monumental "festive opera". The work was intended to be a facile comedy, a jovial and humorous satyr play to place alongside... moreabout: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
© Eventim
Mit Alenka Genzel, Frank Matthias und Ronald Herold. Veranstaltungsreihe mit guter Musik bei Kaffee und Kuchen. moreabout: Operetten zum Kaffee - Uckermärkische Bühnen Schwedt
© Ruth Tromboukis
With DON CARLO, Verdi created one of his great political operas. However, in his adaptation of Schiller's drama of freedom, he also emphasised the individual fate of the characters, their loves, passions, friendship, desire and disappointment. Marco Arturo... moreabout: Don Carlo
© Jakob Tillmann
Restlessly roaming the world’s oceans, going ashore only once in seven years, living in hope of finding a wife who is faithful for a lifetime, and being disappointed again and again: this is the fate of the Flying Dutchman, who has long been pursued by... moreabout: Der fliegende Holländer
© Dario Acosta
Countertenor Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen, described by the New York Times as a "young star" and "consummate artist" and by the San Francisco Chronicle as "extravagantly gifted", is one of the most promising rising stars in the world of classical singing. With... moreabout: Concert: The Three Countertenors
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