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In the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, there is a bittersweet note that people have been struggling to describe for centuries. Is it a sense of joy in the depths? Or is it a melancholy in the sweetness? Composed at the same time as The Marriage of Figaro... moreabout: Springtime Emotions
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Barrie Kosky’s The Magic Flute transports us into its own world of fantasy images. Tamino falls in love with a portrait of Pamina and sets out to rescue her. moreabout: The Magic Flute
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With this grand musical on the stage of the Schiller Theatre, director Barrie Kosky reveals himself to be a master of the macabre. An equally dark and delightfully chilling thriller by Stephen Sondheim about the bloody revenge inflicted by the legendary... moreabout: Sweeney Todd
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What happens when you give Herbert Fritsch, a brilliant actor and director with a penchant for the eccentric, a symphony concert to play with? We can’t say for sure, but here’s what can be said: Fritsch is venturing into the concert world! His tumultuously... moreabout: Herbert Fritsch Does a Concert
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The Pippi Longstocking team is tackling yet another classic children’s book: The Little Witch , which has been a favourite in Germany for generations. The titular character’s aspirations to become a good witch are captured by composer Franz Wittenbrink... moreabout: The Little Witch
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In 1983, a cry of freedom rang out from Broadway to London and Berlin, heralding the triumph of a musical insisting on the right to a brightly coloured life outside of narrow-minded conventionality. moreabout: La Cage aux Folles
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After a six-year journey, Robinson has learned that not only rapacious pirates but also islanders with cannibalistic proclivities (formerly vegetarians until having met a missionary) can turn his beautiful dream of exploring the world into a living hell.... moreabout: Robinson Crusoé
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The melodies of Jewish Klezmer music are both lively and heart-rending, making a perfect start to the new year—of that, we can be certain. And Mahler too. Oh yes, Mahler is actually klezmer! After all, the musical language of this Bohemian-born Jewish... moreabout: Starting Anew
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The Komische Oper Berlin boasts an opera choir of exceptional quality. While this may be attested to by awards like Opera Choir of the Year ( Opernwelt magazine), you really need to come experience the full effect for yourself, with the choral soloists... moreabout: Voices
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Having previously done Don Giovanni and The Flying Dutchman , Herbert Fritsch is back at the Komische Oper Berlin with German pop icon Herbert Grönemeyer, joining forces in an opulent, hilarious, absurd, and witty farce based on Eugène Labiche’s mistaken-identity... moreabout: Horse Eats Hat
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It’s show time in Berlin! ‘And of course, it’s a delight to see Manzel as a heartily in-your-face queen with at least three hearts beating in her chest: that of the power-hungry boss, that of the lovelorn woman, and that of her boozy-sounding cat Ingeborg.’... moreabout: The Pearls of Cleopatra
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Already with his debut work, Generation Golf , Florian Illies achieved great success as a chronicler of the German condition. More recently, his contemplative histories, 1913 and Love in a Time of Hate , have enthralled audiences worldwide. In each of... moreabout: The sound of silence
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Singing brings joy! Especially in December, it’s music that puts us in that very special Christmas mood, triggering fond nostalgia and eager anticipation. With this concert, you can join our soloists, musicians, and children’s choir in singing Christmas... moreabout: Sing along!
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At the court of Sparta, Helena, known as the most beautiful woman in the world, is thoroughly bored at the side of her husband, King Menelaus, when suddenly a mysterious – and damnably attractive – shepherd appears and injects plenty of life back into... moreabout: The Beautiful Helen
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