Bayerische Staatsoper probt den Sündenfall

By Norman Schwarze, 10 April 2016

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“Mit viel Empathie für seine Rolle zog Nekoranec emotional ... vor dem Publikum blank.”

Reviewed at Cuvilliés-Theatre, Munich on 6 April 2016

Britten, Albert Herring

Bavarian State Opera

Oksana Lyniv, Conductor

Róbert Alfödli, Director

Ildikó Tihanyi, Set Designer

Fruzsina Nagy, Costume Designer

Deniz Uzun, Florence Pike

Miranda Keys, Lady Billows

Anna Rajah, Miss Wordsworth

Marzia Marzo, Nancy

Petr Nekoranec, Albert Herring

Joshua Owen Mills, Mr Upfold

John Carpenter, Sid

Johannes Kammler, Mr Gedge

Igor Tsarkov, Superintendent Budd

Ann-Katrin Naidu, Mrs. Herring

Bayerisches Staatsorchester

Opera Studio of Bayerische Staatsoper

Kinderchor der Bayerischen Staatsoper

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Norman Schwarze

Norman ist Münchner, absoluter Reisefanatiker, Blogger und Opernliebhaber seit frühester Kindheit. Besonders begeistert er sich für progressive Inszenierungen und Stücke des 21. Jahrhunderts. Nach seinem Studium der Allgemeinen Sprachwissenschaften orientierte er sich neu und arbeitet nun als Produktmanager im Börsenumfeld. Das ist sein Blog: www.annees-de-pelerinage.com

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