Name: Tannhäuser
Start: 2022-03-06T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-06-26T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Opernhaus

Organization

Chanteur

Basse

Guido Jentjens

Hermann

Ténor

Norbert Ernst

Tannhäuser

Baryton

Simon Stricker

Wolfram von Eschenbach

Sangmin Jeon

Walther von der Vogelweide

Baryton-basse

Sebastian Campione

Biterolf

Mark Bowman-Hester

Heinrich le Scribe

Timothy Edlin

Reinmar von Zweter

Mezzo-soprano

Allison Cook

Vénus

Soprano

Julie Adams

Élisabeth

Mise en scène

Nuran David Çalis

Direction d'orchestre

Patrick Hahn

Costumes

Anna Sünkel

Décors

Anne Ehrlich

Dramaturgie

Marc von Reth

John Heuzenroeder

Andreas Beinhauer

Patrick Vogel

Chorégraphie

Matteo Marziano Graziano

Direction de choeur

Ulrich Zippelius

Video

Michael Berner

Wuppertaler Bühnen

Others

Extras of the Wuppertaler Bühnen

Opernchor der Wuppertaler Bühnen

Orchestra

Sinfonieorchester Wuppertal

allemand

Wuppertal

Allemagne

Opernhaus

Tannhäuser Wagner,Richard

Public

Valide

Under the guise of a singers' war at the Wartburg, Richard Wagner's opera ›Tannhäuser‹ tells of the failed attempt to reintegrate a rebellious outsider into society.
The title hero leaves his social circle twice. He does not feel at home in the sexually charged environment of Venus. And the moral barriers of his own scene make a successful return to this and to Elisabeth impossible. All that remains for him is to flee into religion. Two societies exist side by side, but only touch each other like parallel straight lines in infinity. Nuran David Çalış's political reading of the Tannhauser material transplanted the courtly society of the Wartburg into an environment for which Cologne's Keupstrasse could have been the model. Promising lights are reflected like very faded evening stars on the asphalt. The dream of a different, shared life is shattered and in the end the main characters are left alone.

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