Aida
In Benedikt von Peter’s production of Verdi’s pharaoh opera an exotic Egypt is only visible as a dreamworld depicted on postcards. more
Opera
Hamlet
William Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet, a late 19th-century French opera that is as poetic as it is grandiose, takes an intimate look into the inner turmoil of its main characters, Hamlet and Ophélie. Just... more
Così fan tutte
Mozart's "Così fan tutte" covers the whole emotional range of human relationships—and returns to the Komische Oper Berlin in a production by Kirill Serebrennikov! more
Lucia di Lammermoor
A historicised staging forms the backdrop for Lucia's tragedy, which is negotiated as a pledge of military alliances. more
Salome
Claus Guth banishes all orientalism and looks at his title heroine with a dissecting, psychoanalytical eye. more
Francesca da Rimini
After Korngold's "Das Wunder der Heliane", Christof Loy took on another rarity of the early 20th century with "Francesca da Rimini". more
Bear
On a research trip in the Siberian wilderness, an anthropologist encounters a bear that bites her in the face and seriously injures her. This is the beginning of a transformation: boundaries blur, she... more
Xerxes
The magnificent magic of Baroque theatre on the stage of the Komische Oper Berlin: In the acclaimed production by Norwegian theatre magician Stefan Herheim, under the musical direction of Baroque specialist... more
Arabella
ARABELLA is the last collaboration between the acclaimed duo Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Richard Strauss. Adopting the tone of an operetta, the work portrays the existential hardships, obsessions and dreams... more
La forza del destino
The Spanish Civil War and the Allied invasion of Italy in the Second World War provide the setting for Frank Castorf’s production. more
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