Organization

Chanteur

Ténor

Felix Kriewald

Orphee

Soprano

Lilli Schnabel

Eurydice

Lennart Pannek

Aristée

Mezzo-soprano

Lina Förster

L'Opinion-publique

Thomas Holznienkemper

Styx

Christopher Brotzki

Mercure

Clara Karacic

Minerve

Massimo Buonerba

Cupidon

Sarah Heckner

Venus

Basse

Maximilian Berns

Mars

Celina Sedlatschek

Junon

Mise en scène

Alexander Becker

Direction d'orchestre

Christoph Jk Müller

Lumières

Stefan Schmidt

Costumes

Annika Haller

Décors

Chorégraphie

Jutta Maas

Dramaturgie

Zuzana Masaryk

Direction de choeur

Heinke Kirzinger-Bönninger

Vocal Coaching

Marcelo de Souza Felix

Anna Lucia Struck

Ruth Katharina Peeck

Director of Studies

Thomas Hannig

Production Manager

Fabian Schäfer

Assistant Director

Lilli Bracklow

Johan Schüling

Assistant director stage rehearsals & evening director

David Bolik

Stage Management

Ulas Nagler

Georg Kirketerp

Lisa Pauli

Diane

Luisa Stevens

Jonathan Pannek

Ensemble Tortugas

Lucina Güers

Ulrich Kemajou

Jacob Ambrosius

Johanna Niesse

Benjamin Laas

Sabine Flora

Selma Kirketerp

Sophie Marie Stein

Patricia Sarinthorn Gildekötter

Baryton

Jan Schebaum

Jupiter

Musical assistance

Mattis Markmann

Orchestra rehearsal

Andrea Aufmkolk

Dramaturgy & project management

coordination orchestra

Matthias Keller

Studienleitung

Theater Dortmund

Orchestra

Projektorchester

School Orchestra Heisenberg-Gymnasium

Others

University Choir of the TU Dortmund

The TU Dortmund School

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Orphée aux enfers

Dortmund

Allemagne

Opernhaus Dortmund

Opernhaus

Orphée aux enfers Offenbach

Public

Valide

According to the old legend, Orpheus himself used his talent for singing to make animals and stones cry with emotion. In Offenbach's lively parody of myth, however, he has little desire to save his wife Eurydice from the underworld with his singing skills. Because Orpheus has meanwhile cast an eye on the nymph Chloé. Only under pressure from public opinion does he set out to save his wife and go to the underworld.

As part of the Opera Experience format , the Tortugas youth opera club and pupils from secondary schools are approaching the “Orpheus” myth. Offenbach's Opéra bouffe offers young people the starting point for a humorous and sharp parody of the
illusory world of every high society

In lineExperiencing opera , the members of the Tortugas celebrated great successes together with numerous students, for example with Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Beethoven's Last Night . The production, developed together with the team from the Dortmund Opera and the teachers from the schools, will be performed on the big stage in the opera house at the beginning of June 2021.

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Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

Distribution

Équipage

Ensemble