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Opening Night / Stadtbad Charlottenburg – Alte Halle

Immersion

A performance from behind the scenes with opera, artistry, visuals and techno

20
Friday
September
20:00 - 22:00
€ 28.00 / reduced € 15.00
When booking, please note that swimming tickets and seat tickets are available.
Information about the work

Stadtbad Charlottenburg – Old Hall (Alte Halle)
Krumme Straße 10
10585 Berlin

Admission begins 30 minutes before the performance. The changing rooms and lockers are available to you during the admission period.

approx. 60 minutes / no interval

recommended from 16 years
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20
Friday
September
20:00 - 22:00
€ 28.00 / reduced € 15.00
When booking, please note that swimming tickets and seat tickets are available.
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Opera goes swimming pool! As the small venue of the Deutsche Oper Berlin is closed at the beginning of the season due to renovation work, the team of the first Tischlerei premiere of the season set out in search of an alternative space. They found what they were looking for in the immediate neighbourhood - the Stadtbad Charlottenburg, just a few steps away.

IMMERSION invites you to literally immerse yourself in a collective ritual experience, as the majority of the audience is in the water with the artists. As a continuation of the successful "Hinterhalt" series, the evening reflects on the themes of the first three new productions on the Deutsche Oper's main stage from a feminist perspective: during the evening, the witches and ghostly creatures from LA FIAMMA, MACBETH and DIE FRAU OHNE SCHATTEN will be conjured up. In the magical atmosphere of the historic swimming pool hall, a hybrid evening is created with the transdisciplinary inclusion of opera singing, contemporary artistry, real-time visuals and techno. IMMERSION is a celebration and a mystical ritual that encourages people to think together about visions of a possible future world.

Following on from IMMERSION at Stadtbad Charlottenburg, this season's "Hinterhalt" series will come to an end in July 2025 under the title EMERSION back at the Tischlerei.

Information about the event
There are two seating categories for the event at Stadtbad Charlottenburg: Spectators can experience the show in the water (swimming tickets) or sit on chairs at the edge of the pool (seating tickets). The water height in the audience area of the pool is 0.65-1.35 metres. Only swimwear is permitted in the hall and pool; street or everyday clothing is not permitted. Please bring swimwear and towels etc. for participation in the water. For reasons of respect, we ask that you also bring clothing suitable for swimming in the pool and do not sit there in everyday clothing. Further information can be found in the ticket information.

The tickets for the event also serve as admission to the pool. Clothing and valuables can be stored in the lockers provided during the event. We ask for your understanding that photography and filming is not permitted inside the pool, nor is bringing food and drink into the pool.

Children under the age of 8 may only enter if accompanied by a suitable adult. The accompanying person must be at least 16 years old. Proof of age must be provided on request. Persons under the age of 18 may not accompany more than one child. The event is not barrier-free.

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21
DEC

Advents-Verlosung: Das 21. Fensterchen

On 12 April 2025, we will celebrate the revival of DIE MEISTERSINGER VON NÜRNBERG in the production by Jossi Wieler, Sergio Morabito and Anna Viebrock, with Thomas Johannes Mayer as Hans Sachs, Elena Tsallagova as Eva, Magnus Vigilius as Walther von Stolzing and Chance Jonas-O'Toole as David, as part of our ‘Richard Wagner in April’ weeks. But today, we are giving away our DVD, which was recorded in collaboration with the NAXOS label in the premiere series in early summer 2022.

In today's Advent calendar window, we are giving away 2 DVDs of DIE MEISTERSINGER VON NÜRNBERG – Opera in three acts by Richard Wagner. If you would like to win one of the two DVDs, please write an e-mail with the subject ‘The 21st window’ to advent@deutscheoperberlin.de.

More popular than almost any other stage work by Richard Wagner, DIE MEISTERSINGER VON NÜRNBERG is loved and hated at the same time. The play combines a light-hearted comedy plot with a summer night's drunken play about the delusion and reality of love, but at the same time claims to be a founding manifesto of German national art and is therefore more historically charged in its reception than almost any other work by Richard Wagner. At the same time, however, DIE MEISTERSINGER is first and foremost a piece about music and music-making.

Telling the story of DIE MEISTERSINGER in a world dedicated to music is also the starting point for the directorial concept of Jossi Wieler, Anna Viebrock and Sergio Morabito. In it, they tell of the rules and rigid dogmas that govern this world and which thus become an example for numerous contexts in which people set rules, subordinate themselves and find refuge in them or want to break out and escape. They bring a play to the stage in which singers also play singers in order to tell a story about singing. And they show characters such as Hans Sachs, an ageing man who renounces his love for Eva in favour of a younger man and at the same time wants to reform the system, but does not shy away from demagoguery and populism - while the breath of history occasionally blows in the ghosts of the Meistersinger past.

Conductor John Fiore; Staging Jossi Wieler, Anna Viebrock, Sergio Morabito; With Johan Reuter, Albert Pesendorfer, Gideon Poppe, Simon Pauly, Philipp Jekal, Thomas Lehman, Jörg Schörner, Clemens Bieber, Burkhard Ulrich, Stephen Bronk, Tobias Kehrer, Byung Gil Kim, Klaus Florian Vogt, Ya-Chung Huang, Heidi Stober, Annika Schlicht a. o.; Chorus and Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin



Closing date: 21 December 2024, the winners will be informed by email on 23 December 2024. The DVDs will then be sent by post. Legal recourse is excluded.