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ZurichThe Nutcracker
Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker
Marius Petipa; Lev Ivanov; Christian Spuck; Ballett Zürich; Ballett Zürich Junior Company; Paul Connelly; Rufus Didwiszus; Buki Shiff; Martin Gebhardt
BerlinDie Perlen der Cleopatra
Straus: The Pearls of Cleopatra
Adam Benzwi; Barrie Kosky; Komische Oper Berlin; Rufus Didwiszus; Victoria Behr; Diego Leetz; Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin
ZurichOn the Move
Various, Prokofiev
Christian Spuck; Louis Stiens; Hans van Manen; Ballett Zürich; Ballett Zürich Junior Company; Alevtina Ioffe; Rufus Didwiszus; Emma Ryott; Martin Gebhardt
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AmsterdamTosca
Puccini: Tosca
Lorenzo Viotti; Barrie Kosky; Dutch National Opera; Rufus Didwiszus; Klaus Bruns; Franck Evin; Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra
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Barrie Kosky's Tosca as opera noir in Amsterdam
Barrie Kosky's psychological thriller approach to Tosca at Dutch National Opera benefits greatly from the strong performances of its three principals.
Barrie Kosky’s reimagined Golden Cockerel launches Adelaide Festival
Continuing Adelaide’s partnership with the Aix-en-Provence Festival another impressive, quirky, creative, imaginative Barry Kosky opera has enriched Adelaide’s Festival scene.
Ballett Zürich's Monteverdi celebrates music in dance
Blending the music of Monteverdi with lesser-known contemporaries, and even some pop, choreographer Christian Spuck takes leave of Zürich with a work that is as full of poetry as it is of emotional charge.
A last Fiddler on the Roof for Barrie Kosky in Berlin
Celebrating his tenth and last season at the head of Komische Oper, Kosky treats himself to a revival of his 2017 production, which shows no signs of aging.
Sophocles as contemporary as ever as Œdipe opens at Komische Oper
Leigh Melrose appears in a strong new Œdipe directed by Evgeny Titov to open the 2021-22 season at the Komische Oper.
All that glitters: Barrie Kosky's Coq d'or opens in Lyon
Its premiere postponed from Festival d'Aix last summer, Barrie Kosky's staging of Rimsky-Korsakov's political satire finally takes place in Lyon.