Organization

Chanteur

Ténor

Timothy Oliver

Vana Kudrjas

Mezzo-soprano

Susan Zarrabi

Varvara

Basse

Jens Larsen

Savel Dikoj

Magnus Vigilius

Boris Grigorjevic

Contralto

Doris Lamprecht

Marfa Kabanová

Ivan Turšić

Tichon Kabanov

Soprano

Annette Dasch

Katia

Karolina Gumos

Mise en scène

Jetske Mijnssen

Direction d'orchestre

Giedrė Šlekytė

Lumières

Mark Van Denesse

Costumes

Dieuweke van Reij

Décors

Julia Katharina Berndt

Dramaturgie

Simon Berger

Direction de choeur

David Cavelius

Karin Lovelius

Sylvia Rena Ziegler

Feklusa

Glasa

Komische Oper Berlin

Others

Chor der Komischen Oper Berlin

Orchestra

Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin

tchèque

Kát'a Kabanová -  (Kátia Kabanová)

Berlin

Allemagne

Komische Oper

Public

Kátia Kabanová

Valide

Die international erfolgreiche Sopranistin Annette Dasch interpretiert Leoš Janáčeks meisterhaft-beklemmendes Porträt einer jungen Frau, die gegen ihre Leben...

Kát'a Kabanová Janáček - Komische Oper Berlin

Ein Shootingstar leitet die Produktion #KOBKatja am Dirigentenpult: die litauische Dirigentin Giedrė Šlekytė. Im Video-Interview spricht sie über ihre Sicht auf das Stück und ihre Faszination an Leoš Janáčeks Komposition.

Katja Kabanowa | Interview mit Giedrė Šlekytė | Komische Oper Berlin

The internationally successful soprano Annette Dasch interprets Leoš Janáček's masterfully oppressive portrait of a young woman who rebels against her living conditions. A shooting star leads the production at the conductor's desk: the Lithuanian conductor Giedrė Šlekytė. Director Jetske Mijnssen returns to her former place of work and takes a new look at the tragedy of an extraordinary female figure.

Great longing, honest morals and hard-hearted contemporaries - in search of a fulfilling life, the young Katja breaks the marriage convention. All her life she has been wrestling with herself, her world, her outside world. Driven and plagued by unfulfilled passions, Katja's fight against everyone else is ultimately a rebellion against her own bitterness. So her leap into supposed happiness ends in tragic downfall: Katja puts an end to her lifelong escape from herself with her suicide.

The Czech Leoš Janáček is an exceptional artist among the composers of the early 20th century. He devotedly listened to the people, their ways of speaking, the inner worlds in the sound of their voices and developed his very own style of composition from this. In Katja Kabanowa Janáček combines musical language analysis with expressive timbres and delicate motif work in the service of figure psychology to create a compelling character portrait, a musical drama that is as masterful as it is modern.

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