Weekend Tips: What to Do This Weekend in Berlin
February 03 to 05, 2023: Events, concerts, exhibitions, flea markets and more things to do for your perfect weekend in Berlin. more
For Verdi, writing operas meant relating to the world, interfering, raising one's voice and speaking out on stage on political issues.
Artists/Collaborators: Jader Bignamini (Musikalische Leitung), Vasily Barkhatov (Inszenierung), Zinovy Margolin (Bühne), Olga Shaishmelashvili (Kostüme), Alexander Sivaev (Licht), Martin Eidenberger (Video), Jeremy Bines (Chöre), Sebastian Hanusa (Dramaturgie), George Petean (Simon Boccanegra), Liang Li (Jacopo Fiesco), Michael Bachtadze (Paolo Albiani), Padraic Rowan (Pietro), Maria Motolygina (Maria / Amelia), Attilio Glaser (Gabriele Adorno), Patrick Cook (Hauptmann), Karis Tucker (Eine Magd), Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin (Orchester), Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin (Chöre)
Runtime: Sat, 04/02/2023 to Sat, 25/02/2023
February 03 to 05, 2023: Events, concerts, exhibitions, flea markets and more things to do for your perfect weekend in Berlin. more
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Simon Boccanegra
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Simon Boccanegra
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Simon Boccanegra
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Simon Boccanegra
Deutsche Oper Berlin
In Benedikt von Peter’s production of Verdi’s pharaoh opera an exotic Egypt is only visible as a dreamworld depicted on postcards. more
This opera is a monolith: it is considered the freedom opera par excellence and is probably the first-ever specifically German opera in its fusion of rescue opera, humanist oratorio and melodrama. more
»I consider that music is, by its very nature, essentially powerless to express anything at all, whether a feeling, an attitude of mind, or psychological mood, a phenomenon of nature, etc… more
Udo Jürgens war und ist mit nichts vergleichbar. Seine Lieder sind bis heute ein fortwährendes Versprechen auf ein besseres Leben. Udo war die menschgewordene Hoffnung, dass das Sein endlich auch Sinn haben möge. Ein Sein, ein Leben, das stets die ganz... more
Just in time for their 75th birthday, the Pfister Sisters are back, with Johann Strauss' The Bat — the work that opened the Komische Oper Berlin itself, under Walter Felsenstein, in 1947. more
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