Deutsche Oper Berlin
Tosca at Deutsche Oper Berlin (2025)
Sondra Radvanovsky’s Tosca is heartbreakingly human—playful, vulnerable, and losing her faith—breathing new soul into a timeless, tragic role.
GiacomoPuccini
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Turandot at Deutsche Oper Berlin
By placing TURANDOT within a rigidly controlled dystopia—where press is restricted, police surveil the public, and dissent is crushed—the opera’s otherwise fantastical premise gains a sense of political logic.
Komische Oper Berlin
La Bohème at Komische Oper Berlin
This refreshing staging dismantles well-worn BOHÈME clichés, peeling away layers like an onion to expose the opera’s essential human truths: gone are the picturesque Parisian rooftops, falling snow, and festive Christmas scenes.
Deutsche Oper Berlin
La Bohème at Deutsche Oper Berlin
Beyond its bohemian charm, the opera is a classically beautiful yet tragic tale of love, jealousy, betrayal, emotional turmoil, reconciliation, and death.
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Tosca at Deutsche Oper Berlin
Tosca is a thriller in which an unsuspecting artist couple living in an increasingly authoritarian Rome is caught up in larger-than-life (geo)political machinations and becomes collateral damage at the hands of a politician abusing the powers of his office for personal gain.
Staatsoper Berlin
La Fanciulla del West at Staatsoper Berlin
This is a story about what happens to a tight-knit community existing on the fringes of society when its members perceive a threatening disturbance from outside.