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Ball der Komischen Oper Berlin
Date details
- Date Saturday, 06/March/2027 19:00
- Venue Komische Oper Berlin: Schillertheater - Großer Saal
- Address Bismarckstraße 110, 10625 Berlin-Charlottenburg
Public transportation
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Train (S-Bahn)
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S Savignyplatz
- S3
- S5
- S7
- S75
- S9
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S Savignyplatz
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Underground
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Bus
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Marchstr.
- 109
- M45
- 245
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Bismarckstr./Leibnizstr.
- 101
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U Ernst-Reuter-Platz
- 109
- 245
- M45
- N2
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Otto-Suhr-Allee/Leibnizstr.
- 101
- 109
- M45
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Berlin, Goethestr.
- 101
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U Deutsche Oper
- N2
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Steinplatz
- 109
- 245
- M45
- N2
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Berlin, Schlüterstr.
- 101
- M49
- X34
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Guerickestr.
- 101
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Warburgzeile
- 109
- M45
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Berlin, Kantstr./Leibnizstr.
- M49
- X34
- 101
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Marchbrücke
- 245
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Berlin, Savignyplatz
- 101
- M49
- X34
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Dovebrücke
- 245
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Marchstr.
The Ball of the Komische Oper Berlin
Zum Opernball der Komischen Oper verwandelt sich die Bühne des Schillertheaters in eine festliche Tanzfläche und lädt zu einer glamourösen Ballnacht ein.
– Jan Windszus Photography
© Jan Windszus Photography
Der
Opernball der Komischen Oper verbindet Musik, Tanz und festliche Atmosphäre zu
einem besonderen Abend im Schillertheater. Nach einem Champagnerempfang und
einem Drei Gänge Menü sorgen musikalische Beiträge des Ensembles für den
Auftakt, bevor das Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin zum Tanz aufspielt.
Während die Musiker:innen im Parkett Platz nehmen, wird die Bühne selbst zur
Tanzfläche und lädt die Gäste zu einer rauschenden Ballnacht ein.
Artists/Collaborators: Peter Christian Feigel (Musikalische Leitung), Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin (Orchester)
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