“It’s the little big things you leave behind.” Few new musicals have captured audiences quite like „The Little Big Things“, and Amsterdam's new non-replica production proves exactly why. Presented as part of the Carré Theatre's tenth-anniversary „Broadway in Carré“ series, Ola Mafaal…
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A water nymph falls in love with a prince and wants to become human. Shes even willing to give up her voice, hoping to get closer to him. For his enchanting 1901 opera Rusalka, Czech composer Antonn Dvok was inspired by the Germanic folk tale of Undine, also the inspiration...
Although they werent written for that purpose originally, Ludwig von Beethovens compositions lend themselves to dance. 250 years after his birth the Dutch National Ballet is performing two existing masterpieces from leading Dutch choreographers and one premiere accompanied by...
Rarely has a theatrical world premiere been so warmly received as Dutch National Opera’s production of Arnold Schönberg’s late-Romantic Gurre-Lieder in 2014. The production fulfilled a fervent wish of principal conductor Marc Albrecht.
Das Floß der Medusa is a timeless requiem for the forgotten victims of the indifference of the privileged classes. Romeo Castellucci, one of the most radical theatre makers of our time, gets his teeth into this recalcitrant work, which kicks off the Opera Forward Festival 2018.
In this opera, the story of Orpheus is continued where Monteverdi left off. The tragi-comic pastorale La morte d’Orfeo by Stefano Landi (1590-1639) is a far less well-known work on the Orpheus theme, but gives a deeper insight into the real meaning of the Orphean myth.
Clemency, by the Scottish composer James MacMillan is a small-scale opera with five singers (four men and one woman) and a chamber ensemble made up only of strings, in order to create a compact, homogenous sound. The story is about Abraham and Sarah, who are visited by three...
In Bernstein’s short opera Trouble in Tahiti, popular songs, familiar advert tunes and a good dose of humour form the basis for an uncompromising criticism of American materialism. This opera in one act is about the repressed marital problems of Sam and Dinah, a young couple...
There’s no better ballet for chasing away the winter blues than Don Quichotte. Dutch National Ballet is dancing this work filled with virtuosity, high spirits and Spanish temperament in the version created especially for the company by Alexei Ratmansky in 2010.
The Rake’s Progress continues to appeal because of the music, which is a highlight of Stravinsky’s neoclassical period, and the libretto by W. H. Auden and Chester Kallman. Although the Faustian theme is serious, as is the conflict of wealth and status with personal happiness...
The new production of Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde, directed by Pierre Audi, has already received high acclaim in Paris and Rome. In his staging of Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde, Pierre Audi concentrates on the myth of love itself, represented by the title figures. Principal...
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