Staatsoper Berlin
Die schweigsame Frau at Staatsoper Berlin
Between camp and complicity, this production plays with tropes it should interrogate—and ends up reinforcing the very norms it claims to question.
RichardStrauss
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Elektra at Deutsche Oper Berlin
A haunting, sand-filled descent into grief, obsession, and the weight of inherited trauma—where even wealth or pearls of wisdom won’t save you from being slowly pulled under.
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Die Frau ohne Schatten at Deutsche Oper Berlin
By stripping away the fairy tale, Kratzer reveals something far more human: the complexities of relationships, the weight of expectation, and the courage it takes to carve one’s own path.
Staatsoper Berlin
Elektra at Staatsoper Berlin
This ELEKTRA doesn’t just tell a story of vengeance and trauma—it makes you feel the weight of generations of women bound by duty, grief, and the remnants of a shattered world.
Staatsoper Berlin
Der Rosenkavalier at Staatsoper Berlin
Beneath the aristocratic elegance and comedic disguises, this is an opera about people—flawed, passionate, and full of contradictions. It speaks of trust, longing, and the challenge of overcoming one’s own fears.
Staatsoper Berlin
Die Frau ohne Schatten at Staatsoper Berlin
The production at Staatsoper Berlin is a Lars von Trier-esque fever dream fairytale: Think hyper realistic animal masks, dream-like dance sequences, emotional turmoil, haunted protagonists, and surreal asleep-or-awake ambivalence.