Schillertheater: Großer SaalBismarckstraße 110, Berlin, 10625, Germany
Dates/times in Berlin time zone
| Saturday 21 March 2026 | 19:30 |
Programme
| Loewe, Frederick (1901-1988) | My Fair Lady |
Performers
| Komische Oper Berlin | ||
| Peter Christian Feigel | Conductor | |
| Andreas Homoki | Director | |
| Frank Philipp Schlößmann | Set Designer | |
| Mechthild Seipel | Costume Designer | |
| Franck Evin | Lighting Designer | |
| Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin | ||
| Chor der Komischen Oper Berlin | ||
| Johanna Wall | Dramaturgy | |
| Jean-Christophe Charron | Choirmaster / chorus director | |
| Arturo Gama | Choreography | |
| Max Hopp | Baritone | Professor Henry Higgins |
| Maria-Danaé Bansen | Vocals | Eliza Doolittle |
| Philipp Meierhöfer | Bass | Alfred P. Doolittle |
| Susanne Häusler | Mezzo-soprano | Mrs. Higgins |
| Tom Erik Lie | Baritone | Colonel Hugh Pickering |
| Johannes Dunz | Tenor | Freddy Eynsford-Hill |
| Ulrike Helzel | Mezzo-soprano | Mrs. Pearce |
| Máté Gyenei | Actor | Zoltan Karpathy |
A domineering linguistics professor transforms a rough-and-tumble flower seller into a refined lady—what a romance! And as a musical, it’s been an unmatched success, enchanting audiences worldwide for nearly seventy years, thanks to Shaw’s brilliant story and Loewe’s unforgettable melodies.
‘With exceptional singers and a stunning design, but without any gimmicky effects’ [BERLINER MORGENPOST], Andreas Homoki presents Eliza’s transformation ‘masterfully and without any frills’ [NZZ]. ‘Sumptuous 1920s costumes, gigantic gramophones on stage, and a dynamic orchestra—no wonder there was thunderous applause!’ [B.Z.]
