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Don Pasquale Donizetti

Florestan is wrongly in prison, he "fought for the truth". The governor of the state prisons, Pizarro, is responsible and must make Florestan disappear in order not to be prosecuted. His wife Leonore works incognito in prison and is able to free her husband. But what freedom do you mean? What happens after gaining freedom? These are questions that Beethoven's opera asks and leaves open. The performance history of "Fidelio" through all of Germany's political systems turns the opera itself into an archive. German history condenses on her, because she painfully asks what the German dream / nightmare can be like today. Florestan - a republican Jesus imprisoned and set free for us, Leonore - a new type of woman, able to bear political responsibility. Musical direction: Kent Nagano Staging: Georges Delnon Stage: Kaspar Zwimpfer Costumes: Lydia Kirchleitner Lighting: Michael Bauer Video: fettFilm Dramaturgy: Klaus-Peter Kehr, Johannes Blum

Fidelio Beethoven

Internationale Opernstudio der Staatsoper Hamburg

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