| Komische Oper Berlin | ||
| Koen Schoots | Dirección | |
| Barrie Kosky | Dirección de escena | |
| Rufus Didwiszus | Diseño de escena | |
| Chor der Komischen Oper Berlin | ||
| Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin | ||
| Max Hopp | Barítono | Tevye |
| Dagmar Manzel | Soprano | Golde |
| Talya Lieberman | Soprano | Tzeitel |
| Alma Sadé | Soprano | Hodel |
| Maria Fiselier | Mezzosoprano | Chava |
| Barbara Spitz | Voz | Yente |
| Johannes Dunz | Tenor | Motel Kamzoil |
| Jens Larsen | Bajo | Lazar Wolf |
| Peter Renz | Tenor | Rabbi |
| Sigalit Feig | Mezzosoprano | Fruma-Sarah |
In the East European shtetl of Anatevka, Jewish traditions are strictly observed! The milkman Tevje is struggling with precisely that. And with his God and the selfish loves of his three oldest daughters. In the end, the town is forced to flee from the anti-Jewish pogroms …Barrie Kosky’s celebrated production brings together the pains and joys of life, touching audiences with its humor and humanity. »You can really let yourself go and revel in this mightily entertaining production. There is wild dancing to the vigorous klezmers struck up by the orchestra of the Komische Oper under the conductorship of Koen Schoots.« [FAZ]
"This is quite possibly the most convincing – and least embarrassingly cliché-ridden – Fiddler imaginable"The New York Times
In German language, 3 hours 15 mins, including interval.