Deutsche Oper Berlin
The Magic Flute
Opera
Bismarckstraße 35, 10627 Berlin
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß

© 2022, Bettina Stöß
Description
With The Magic Flute, Mozart wanted to write a piece for everyone – the blend of Viennese folk theater, Singspiel, and Italian opera makes it a favourite with audiences to this day. There's something for every taste, from catchy songs and arias to humorous spoken dialogue and fairytale elements.
Günter Krämer’s production creates two contrasting worlds: the realm of the Queen of the Night and the temple of the Sun King. Between them travels Prince Tamino, accompanied by the bird catcher Papageno. On their adventurous journey, they traverse primeval forests inhabited by lions, rhinoceroses and snakes. Mozart’s opera imaginatively invites reflection on good and evil, dreams, fears and love. The lovingly crafted, partly mechanical set design creates stage magic.
Renowned Mozart interpreter Tomáš Netopil conducts the Deutsche Oper Berlin orchestra. Our ensemble of soloists will enchant with their joy in acting and singing.
Introduction 45 minutes before the performance in the Rang Foyer on the right
Supported by Förderkreis der Deutschen Oper Berlin e.V.
Günter Krämer’s production creates two contrasting worlds: the realm of the Queen of the Night and the temple of the Sun King. Between them travels Prince Tamino, accompanied by the bird catcher Papageno. On their adventurous journey, they traverse primeval forests inhabited by lions, rhinoceroses and snakes. Mozart’s opera imaginatively invites reflection on good and evil, dreams, fears and love. The lovingly crafted, partly mechanical set design creates stage magic.
Renowned Mozart interpreter Tomáš Netopil conducts the Deutsche Oper Berlin orchestra. Our ensemble of soloists will enchant with their joy in acting and singing.
Introduction 45 minutes before the performance in the Rang Foyer on the right
Supported by Förderkreis der Deutschen Oper Berlin e.V.
Cast
Tomáš Netopil
Conductor
Günter Krämer
Director
Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin
Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin
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Maria Sardaryan
Queen of the Night
Emily Pogorelc (2.9., 10.9., 17.10.) / Lilit Davtyan (16.11., 24.11., 28.11.)
Pamina
Kieran Carrel
Tamino
Padraic Rowan
Papageno
Nicolai Elsberg (2.9., 10.9., 17.10., 16.11., 24.11.) / Tobias Kehrer (28.11.)
Sarastro
Vincenzo Neri
Speaker
Burkhard Ulrich
Monostatos
Sophie Salvesani
Papagena
Ann-Kathrin Niemczyk
First lady
Karis Tucker
Second lady
Stephanie Wake-Edwards (2.9., 10.9., 17.10.) / Kai Rüütel-Pajula (16.11., 24.11., 28.11.)
Third lady
Jörg Schörner
First priest
Tom Nicholson
Second priest
N. N.
First armoured man
Young Choi (2.9., 10.9., 17.10., 16.11.) / Christopher Humbert Jr. (24.11., 28.11.)
Second armoured man
Solist*innen des Kinderchores der Deutschen Oper Berlin (2.9., 10.9., 17.10., 16.11.) / Solisten des Tölzer Knabenchores (24.11., 28.11.)
Three boys
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Andreas Reinhardt
Stage design, Costume design
Thomas Richter
Chorus direction
Dates
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Bismarckstraße 35, 10627 Berlin
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