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Ralitsa Ralinova

No role specified

Iris Marie Sojer

Liudmila Slepneva

Nina Koufochristou

Sangmin Jeon

Denis Lakey

Mark Bowman-Hester

Sebastian Campione

Lucia Lucas

Jasmin Etezadzadeh

Silvia Aurea De Stefano

Direction d'orchestre

Johannes Pell

Mise en scène

Daniel Wetzel

Décors

Katrin Wittig

Dramaturgie

Alexander Fahima

David Greiner

Wuppertaler Bühnen

Europeras I and II

Wuppertal

Allemagne

Opernhaus

Private

Valide

Europeras I and II Cage

Europeras‹ is many things rolled into one: A great spectacle that obeys the principle of chance; an immersive version of the collective operatic memory; a constant source of new and unfamiliar ways of hearing and looking at the well-known; and last but not least, a large panopticon of the opera, which is very entertaining.


The American composer John Cage, one of the most original artists of the 20th century, explained it like this: »For 200 years the Europeans sent us their operas. Now I'm sending them all back.« In his commissioned work for the Frankfurt Opera from 1987, he deals with the powerful European operatic tradition in his very own way. He creates a crossfade from countless known and unknown set pieces, which are rearranged by drawing lots. Each performance is different from previous rehearsals.


With ›play Europeras 1 & 2‹, the internationally renowned artist collective ›Rimini Protokoll‹ is developing an opera for the first time. The Berlin team of authors and directors was awarded the German Theater Prize DER FAUST, the Silver Lion at the Theater Biennale in Venice, the Mühlheimer Dramatist for its documentary theater works such as ›100% Stadt‹, ›Karl Marx: Das Kapital‹ or ›Situation Rooms‹ Prize and the German Radio Play Prize. ›play Europeras 1&2‹ continues our opera series, in which new and old music face each other. So far, ›AscheMOND or the Fairy Queen‹ and ›Surrogate Cities/Götterdämmerung‹ have been shown in the series.

English

Europeras I and II by Cage, Du (2019/2019), Dirigé par Daniel Wetzel,, Chef d'orchestre Johannes Pell, Opernhaus, Wuppertal, Allemagne

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