Volksoper Vienna – Schedule, Program & Tickets

03
Su 16:30
Der Zauberer von Oz

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A hurricane sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto into the magical land of Oz. To get back home, Dorothy must find the Wizard of Oz. She sets off with a scarecrow, a tin man and a lion
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Puccini's opera tells the love story of Mimì and Rodolfo against the backdrop of the milieu of Parisian artists, students, seamstresses and prostitutes. For the poet Rodolfo and his artist friends, life is just a game to escape from the bourgeoisie. But when his newfound love Mimì is ill and dying, life takes on a different form and suddenly becomes very real.
Traveling to the moon is one of mankind's greatest dreams. Jacques Offenbach turned it into a “science fiction opera” with enchanting music. In a production created for the whole family by the French director and costume designer Laurent Pelly, this work will be shown for the first time at the Vienna Volksoper. "Set the stage free!" is the motto for the Junge Volksoper, because the stars of this production are the children's choir and the youth choir as well as the opera studio - i.e. the youngest members of our ensemble!
Dr. Coppélius, a crazy old professor who craves love, constructs a doll that looks so real that Franz, who is in love with Swanilda, does not recognize the deception and forgets his fiancee.
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Puccini's opera tells the love story of Mimì and Rodolfo against the backdrop of the milieu of Parisian artists, students, seamstresses and prostitutes. For the poet Rodolfo and his artist friends, life is just a game to escape from the bourgeoisie. But when his newfound love Mimì is ill and dying, life takes on a different form and suddenly becomes very real.
© Volksoper Wien GmbH
A hurricane sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto into the magical land of Oz. To get back home, Dorothy must find the Wizard of Oz. She sets off with a scarecrow, a tin man and a lion
...
Puccini's opera tells the love story of Mimì and Rodolfo against the backdrop of the milieu of Parisian artists, students, seamstresses and prostitutes. For the poet Rodolfo and his artist friends, life is just a game to escape from the bourgeoisie. But when his newfound love Mimì is ill and dying, life takes on a different form and suddenly becomes very real.
© Volksoper Wien GmbH
A hurricane sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto into the magical land of Oz. To get back home, Dorothy must find the Wizard of Oz. She sets off with a scarecrow, a tin man and a lion
...
In Let's forget the world, director Theu Boerman brings the beautiful, cheerful entertainment of the Beneš operetta back to the Volksoper stage and contrasts it with the cold political reality of the Nazi era. Conductor Keren Kagarlitsky reconstructed the score of Greetings and Kisses from the Wachau by Jara Beneš from the little surviving material.
© Volksoper Wien GmbH
A hurricane sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto into the magical land of Oz. To get back home, Dorothy must find the Wizard of Oz. She sets off with a scarecrow, a tin man and a lion
...
After a night in the forest, far away from their parents, the siblings Hansel and Gretel can't believe their eyes: a house made entirely of gingerbread! "Knuggle, crunch, Knäuschen, who's crunching my house?" - she still sounds friendly, but soon the evil Knusperwitch shows her true face: Hansel is locked in the cage. Will Gretel manage to save her brother?
On the last Sunday in Advent we get in the mood for the Christmas holidays with two festive concerts.
On the last Sunday in Advent we get in the mood for the Christmas holidays with two festive concerts.
© Volksoper Wien GmbH
A hurricane sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto into the magical land of Oz. To get back home, Dorothy must find the Wizard of Oz. She sets off with a scarecrow, a tin man and a lion
...
© Volksoper Wien GmbH
After a night in the forest, far away from their parents, the siblings Hansel and Gretel can't believe their eyes: a house made entirely of gingerbread! "Knuggle, crunch, Knäuschen, who's crunching my house?" - she still sounds friendly, but soon the evil Knusperwitch shows her true face: Hansel is locked in the cage. Will Gretel manage to save her brother?
In Let's forget the world, director Theu Boerman brings the beautiful, cheerful entertainment of the Beneš operetta back to the Volksoper stage and contrasts it with the cold political reality of the Nazi era. Conductor Keren Kagarlitsky reconstructed the score of Greetings and Kisses from the Wachau by Jara Beneš from the little surviving material.
Puccini's opera tells the love story of Mimì and Rodolfo against the backdrop of the milieu of Parisian artists, students, seamstresses and prostitutes. For the poet Rodolfo and his artist friends, life is just a game to escape from the bourgeoisie. But when his newfound love Mimì is ill and dying, life takes on a different form and suddenly becomes very real.
After a night in the forest, far away from their parents, the siblings Hansel and Gretel can't believe their eyes: a house made entirely of gingerbread! "Knuggle, crunch, Knäuschen, who's crunching my house?" - she still sounds friendly, but soon the evil Knusperwitch shows her true face: Hansel is locked in the cage. Will Gretel manage to save her brother?
After a night in the forest, far away from their parents, the siblings Hansel and Gretel can't believe their eyes: a house made entirely of gingerbread! "Knuggle, crunch, Knäuschen, who's crunching my house?" - she still sounds friendly, but soon the evil Knusperwitch shows her true face: Hansel is locked in the cage. Will Gretel manage to save her brother?
A hurricane sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto into the magical land of Oz. To get back home, Dorothy must find the Wizard of Oz. She sets off with a scarecrow, a tin man and a lion
...
In Let's forget the world, director Theu Boerman brings the beautiful, cheerful entertainment of the Beneš operetta back to the Volksoper stage and contrasts it with the cold political reality of the Nazi era. Conductor Keren Kagarlitsky reconstructed the score of Greetings and Kisses from the Wachau by Jara Beneš from the little surviving material.
Puccini's opera tells the love story of Mimì and Rodolfo against the backdrop of the milieu of Parisian artists, students, seamstresses and prostitutes. For the poet Rodolfo and his artist friends, life is just a game to escape from the bourgeoisie. But when his newfound love Mimì is ill and dying, life takes on a different form and suddenly becomes very real.
A hurricane sweeps Dorothy and her dog Toto into the magical land of Oz. To get back home, Dorothy must find the Wizard of Oz. She sets off with a scarecrow, a tin man and a lion
...
Dr. Coppélius, a crazy old professor who craves love, constructs a doll that looks so real that Franz, who is in love with Swanilda, does not recognize the deception and forgets his fiancee.
..
"Happy is he who forgets what cannot be changed!" It is probably the most popular, but certainly the most Viennese of all operettas: Johann Strauss' immortal bat.
"Happy is he who forgets what cannot be changed!" It is probably the most popular, but certainly the most Viennese of all operettas: Johann Strauss' immortal bat.