Organization

Sänger

Sopran

Dušica Bijelić

Rusalka

Tenor

Michael Siemon

Der Prinz

Katja Starke

Die fremde Fürstin

Mezzosopran

Joanna Motulewicz

Jezibaba

Bariton

Frank Dolphin Wong

Ein Jäger

Dirigat

Anne Hinrichsen

Kostümbild

Irina Spreckelmeyer

Bühnenbild

Videogestaltung

Sascha Vredenburg

Dramaturgie

Jón Philipp von Linden

CONCEPTUAL COLLABORATION

Yvonne Gebauer

Choreographie

Yu Hsuan Cheng

Bass

Moon Soo Park

Der Wassermann

Nohad Becker

Veronika Lee

Erste Elfe

Marta Wryk

Zweite Elfe

Bella Adamova

Dritte Elfe

Der Förster

Cornelie Isenbürger

Der Küchenjunge

Regie

Nick Westbrock

Regiekonzept

Jörg Oliver Weinöhl

Theater Bielefeld

Deutsch

Bielefeld

Deutschland

Stadttheater

Rusalka Dvořák,A

Public

Genehmigt

The water caresses the body of the swimming prince so tenderly that it magically draws him to the lake again and again. What he does not suspect: The mermaid Rusalka is hidden in the loving waves, who longs to be able to really love the prince in her arms. Her longing becomes so great that she disregards the fatherly warnings of Aquarius, gives up her immortality and leaves the world of the elementals behind. A witch gives her human form and soul, but her voice remains inaudible to humans. When the prince finds the silent beauty, he falls in love straight away. But shortly before the marriage, the initial fascination fades. In the midst of the exuberant wedding party, she appears to him as a cold, silent foreign body, so that he easily succumbs to the seduction arts of a strange princess. This infidelity seals Rusalkas and his fate. Cast out by the human and water world, Rusalka has to eke out an existence as a will-o'-the-wisp until she has brought her fickle lover's death to death.

Whether they are called Undine, Melusine or the little mermaid - the female aquatic beings already known from folk tales, whose love for one person often led to misfortune, enchanted romance. The same goes for the Czech composer Antonín Dvořák, who created his most successful opera from this theme. Deviating from the predominant narrative style, in his late work he describes the story from the point of view of the elemental spirits. Rusalka's famous song to the moon reveals her deep connection with the sphere of nature, from which she tries to break away, in a simple folk song. In contrast, there is a colorful, symphonically dense orchestral composition that not only brings nature to life, but also gives expression to Rusalka's feelings where she is condemned to silence.

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