Organization

Conductor

Harish Shankar

Dramaturge

Claudia Forner

Chorus master

Manuel Bethe

Singer

Soprano

Sara-Maria Saalmann

Pamina

Tenor

Alex Kim

Tamino

Rafael Helbig-Kostka

Bass

Selcuk Hakan Tirasoglu

Sarastro

Mikko Järviluoto

Baritone

Johannes Mooser

Papageno

Monika Reinhard

Papagena

Stan Meus

Monostastos

Deniz Yetim

First lady

Marianne Schechtel

Second lady

Contralto

Tamta Tarielashvili

Third lady

First armored man

First priest

Tomasz Wija

Second priest

Second armored man

Voiced

Stage director

Achim Freyer

Set designer

Costume designer

Collaboration Director

Hendrik Müller

Laura Braun

The Queen of the Night

Staatstheater Meiningen

Orchestra

Meininger Hofkapelle

German

Die Zauberflöte -  (The Magic Flute)

Meiningen

Germany

Meininger Theater

Großes Haus

Public

The Magic Flute

Approved

It is the most popular and most-performed German opera of all: Mozart's “Magic Flute”. Written in 1791, the year the composer died, this stage work compensates for a cosmos of human strengths and weaknesses in a highly poetic form. It makes children's eyes light up when they are fairytale-like, but also makes cool analysts wonder about the deeper philosophical meaning. Torn between two opposing powers, people fight for their right to love and humanity. The fact that Mozart does not paint black and white, but allows each figure to have pros and cons, makes the matter so realistic, but also enormously complicated. The realm of the highly emotional Queen of the Night and the serene Sarastro are irreconcilable; Apparently mediating, Tamino and Pamina try to give their affection a space. And then the birdcatcher Papageno, with his very earthly views, properly sparks into the events of noble intentions.

Answer or suggestion for further thinking lies in the hands of the Romanian director Silviu Purcarete, who enjoys worldwide recognition, especially in the field of film.

English

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble