Singalong: Die Fledermaus - Schedule, Program & Tickets
Singalong: Die Fledermaus
Operetta by Johann Strauss
In German with German surtitles
Be honest – have you ever quietly hummed along to Die Fledermaus? Or even a little louder? Perhaps even felt the urge to sing along to the melodies out loud? What would previously have only earned you strange looks from the rest of the audience, you can now finally do with great joy! At the very first, glamorous Die Fledermaus sing-along at the start of the season on September 4, 2025!
"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's immortal Die Fledermaus. Exuberant parties, erotic confusion, conspiracies, intrigues, and a large portion of schadenfreude: a highlight of classic Viennese operetta offers ambiguous entertainment in waltz time. And if the social facade crumbles too much, you can always blame everything on the champagne. "In the Fiery Stream of the Vines" is easily overdone.
The Volksoper is considered the most Viennese opera house in the city. So it's not surprising that Johann Strauss's masterpiece is practically part of the family silverware here. No other work has been performed more often at the Volksoper. At the beginning of Lotte de Beer's directorship, the performance was carefully refreshed; a female court clerk, Frosch, has since provided a fresh perspective on a well-known piece.
Subject to change.
In German with German surtitles
Be honest – have you ever quietly hummed along to Die Fledermaus? Or even a little louder? Perhaps even felt the urge to sing along to the melodies out loud? What would previously have only earned you strange looks from the rest of the audience, you can now finally do with great joy! At the very first, glamorous Die Fledermaus sing-along at the start of the season on September 4, 2025!
"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's immortal Die Fledermaus. Exuberant parties, erotic confusion, conspiracies, intrigues, and a large portion of schadenfreude: a highlight of classic Viennese operetta offers ambiguous entertainment in waltz time. And if the social facade crumbles too much, you can always blame everything on the champagne. "In the Fiery Stream of the Vines" is easily overdone.
The Volksoper is considered the most Viennese opera house in the city. So it's not surprising that Johann Strauss's masterpiece is practically part of the family silverware here. No other work has been performed more often at the Volksoper. At the beginning of Lotte de Beer's directorship, the performance was carefully refreshed; a female court clerk, Frosch, has since provided a fresh perspective on a well-known piece.
Subject to change.