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Aladin – das Musical Über den Mut, das eigene Schicksal zu ändern: Im Musical-Highlight „Aladin“ taucht das Publikum ein in eine Welt voller Abenteuer und Magie. Eigens komponierte Musicalhits, jede Menge Spannung und noch mehr Humor versprechen beste... moreabout: Aladin – Das Musical
© 2015, Bettina Stöß Bettina Stöß
The Chinese princess Turandot refuses marriage and demonstrates this with a gruesome ritual: Every suitor who fails to solve her three riddles is beheaded. This brutal cycle continues until Calaf breaks it. With his last, unfinished opera, Turandot, Giacomo... moreabout: Turandot
© 2013, Bernd Uhlig
Undoubtedly one of the most famous melodies in operatic history is the popular prisoners’ chorus «Va pensiero,» from Nabucco, which in Verdi’s time was even considered the unofficial national anthem of Italy. Beyond this, however, it was also Verdi’s... moreabout: Nabucco
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“Everybody waltz” at the private boarding school Schloss Salamander? Gabriel and Rosalinde, both from wealthy families, are the school’s dream couple. But not everyone in the class is from an upper-class background. Adele, who grew up in humble circumstances,... moreabout: Die Fledermaus für Kinder
© 2025, Marcus Lieberenz
Giuseppe Verdi's Don Carlo intertwines family tragedy and historical panorama. This grand opera premiered in 1867 and was repeatedly reworked in the following decades. In the four-act Italian version, the abysses of Spanish absolutism open up even more... moreabout: Don Carlo
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A storm is brewing! Lear, the stunning masterpiece opera by Aribert Reimann, is returning to the Komische Oper Berlin, where this monumental tale of an ageing king was previously staged by Harry Kupfer and Hans Neuenfels. At Tempelhof Airport, Barrie... moreabout: Lear
© 2023, Bettina Stöß
A clown whose laughter catches in his throat, a ruthless lover, a hitman with a warm voice: In Rigoletto, Verdi assembles bawdy farce, profound character studies and overwhelming emotion into a dazzling grotesque about power and vulnerability. The opera... moreabout: Rigoletto
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Auf einer lyrisch-musikalischen Reise zeichnet Schauspielerin und Sängerin Judith Jakob das Leben Mascha Kalékos anhand von Gedichten, Tagebuchaufzeichnungen und Vertonungen nach. Die jüdische Dichterin aus Chrzanów (heute Polen), die mit 7 Jahren nach... moreabout: MASCHA KALÉKO – DIE NACHTIGALL IN MEINEM GARTEN SCHWEIGT…
© 2023, Bettina Stöß
What is worth living and dying for – love, art, freedom? This question lies at the heart of Tosca, uniquely blending musical brilliance with a gripping plot and historical events with archetypes of the operatic stage. Throughout a single fateful night,... moreabout: Tosca
© Monika Rittershaus
Barrie Kosky’s mystical and visually striking production sweeps the audience into the enigmatic world of fairy tales – and in doing so tells us more about our times than you’d think. Tsar Dodon is plagued by worries, with his kingdom threatened by enemies... moreabout: The Golden Cockerel
© Wolfgang Ennenbach
Situated stylistically somewhere between chanson, chart-pop and musical cabaret, Pasquale Aleardi and the Phonauts make music with boundless enthusiasm, using a wealth of instruments and inventive effects. Aleardi — known to many as “Kommissar Dupin”... moreabout: Pasquale Aleardi & Die Phonauten: Liebe oder Show
© 2024, Bettina Stöß
If he were to approve this play, he might as well tear down the Bastille – so said King Louis XVI when he was presented with Le mariage de Figaro by the Enlightenment thinker Beaumarchais. Prophetic words just a few years before the French Revolution.... moreabout: Le nozze di Figaro
© 2023, Bettina Stöß
Oscar Wilde’s drama about the biblical princess who has the prophet Jochanaan beheaded so she can kiss his dead mouth unfolds a tableau of human depravity: From murder and necrophilia to sexualised violence, one shocking moment follows another. But it... moreabout: Salome
© Monika Rittershaus
Bored by her passionless marriage to the drab musician Orpheus, Eurydice prefers to amuse herself with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, and is—quite unlike her mythological model—more than happy to let herself be carried off to the realm of the dead.... moreabout: Orpheus in the Underworld
© 2023, Bettina Stöß
E. T. A. Hoffmann called Don Giovanni «the opera of all operas.» The philosopher Søren Kierkegaard even included the piece in his major work, where the title character is described as „the incarnation of the genius of all that is sensual.” Don Giovanni... moreabout: Don Giovanni
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