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Venue: Staatsoper Stuttgart

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AddressUpper Schlossgarten 6
70173 Stuttgart
Baden-Württemberg
Germany
Google maps48° 46' 49.840" N 9° 11' 9.305" E
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StuttgartL'elisir d'amore

Donizetti: L'elisir d'amore
Danila Grassi; Anika Rutkofsky; Staatsoper Stuttgart; Vlad Iftinca; Uta Gruber-Ballehr; Adrian Stapf; Bernd Purkrabek

StuttgartFalstaff

Verdi: Falstaff
Cornelius Meister; Andrea Moses; Staatsoper Stuttgart; Luka Hauser; Jan Pappelbaum; Anna Eiermann; Reinhard Traub

StuttgartCarmen

Bizet: Carmen
Friedrich Haider; Sebastian Nübling; Staatsoper Stuttgart; Muriel Gerstner; Gerard Cleven; Staatsorchester Stuttgart

StuttgartRomeo and Juliet

Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet
John Cranko; Stuttgart Ballet; Jürgen Rose

StuttgartDie Frau ohne SchattenNew production

Strauss R.: Die Frau ohne Schatten
Cornelius Meister; David Hermann; Staatsoper Stuttgart; Jo Schramm; Claudia Irro; Staatsorchester Stuttgart

StuttgartRemember Me

Brahms, Fauré
John Cranko; Sir Kenneth MacMillan; Stuttgart Ballet; Jürgen Rose; Yolanda Sonnabend; Mark Pritchard

StuttgartJenůfa

Janáček: Jenůfa
Marc Piollet; Calixto Bieito; Staatsoper Stuttgart; Susanne Gschwender; Ingo Krügler; Reinhard Traub; Staatsorchester Stuttgart

StuttgartLa Fest

Handel, Rameau, Vivaldi
Staatsorchester Stuttgart; Benjamin Bayl; Eric Gauthier; Susanne Gschwender; Gudrun Schretzmeier; Miron Hakenbeck
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Bang to rights: a rare outing for an opera from the former GDR

Die Verurteilung des Lukullus, Paul Dessau and Bertolt Brecht's political satire about a Roman general judged for his deeds after death, has lost none of its relevance in Staatsoper Stuttgart's new production. 
****1
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In Konwitschny's modern Medea, monsters are made by men

Director Peter Konwitschny's staging of Cherubini's Medea critiques rejection and mistreatment of refugees. A strong new German translation and a talented cast make this a must-see.
****1
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Rousseau and a boxing ring: Ariodante in Stuttgart

In Jussi Wieler and Sergio Morabito’s pugilistic production of Ariodante, the singers needed as much physical and gymnastic dexterity as vocal finesse.
***11
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Sex and violence in the ghetto: Pique Dame

Oper Stuttgart’s new production of The Queen of Spades (Pique-Dame) pushes a directorial tendency to update opera to a modern setting to an extreme.
***11
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Devil in the detail: Gounod's Faust in Stuttgart

A thrilling new staging of Gounod's opera from the team that brought Bayreuth its current Ring, with musical rewards to match.
*****
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Modern terror: Salome in Stuttgart

Director Kirill Serebrennikov gives us a frightening new reality of the modern world beset by war and terrorism in his reimagining of Strauss's Salome
****1
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Une folle journée: Bieito's Platée

Bieito and Oper Stuttgart's Platée is a true riot, with outstanding vocal performances from Thomas Walker in the cross-dressing title role, and Lenneke Ruiten as a rock star, guitar-toting La Folie.
****1
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Stuttgart Ballet's Wayfarers

Stuttgart Ballet performed a triple bill consisting of two innovative world premieres No Men's Land (Edward Clug) and Aftermath (Demis Volpi), with Maurice Bejart's classic Songs of a Wayfarer
*****
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