Adriana Braga Peretzki

Adriana Braga Peretzki studierte Kostümdesign an der Hochschule für Angewandte Künste in Hamburg. Sie arbeitete u. a. am Thalia Theater Hamburg, an der Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz in Berlin und am Centraltheater in Leipzig, mit dessen Intendanten Sebastian Hartmann sie zuletzt für die zum Berliner Theatertreffen 2013 eingeladene Inszenierung von KRIEG UND FRIEDEN nach Lew Tolstoi zusammenarbeitete. Seit 2009 arbeitet Adriana Braga Peretzki kontinuierlich mit Frank Castorf zusammen, u. a. in Berlin, Paris, Zürich. Zuletzt entwarf sie die Kostüme für die zum Berliner Theatertreffen 2014 und 2015 eingeladenen Inszenierungen REISE ANS ENDE DER NACHT und BAAL (beide Residenztheater München).

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Giuseppe Verdi: La forza del destino

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La forza del destino – The Making-Of

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Adventskalender in der Tischlerei: Das 11. Fensterchen

"Ding Dong! Merrily on High"
with the VoiceChangers and Rosemarie Arzt
17.00 h / Tischlerei
Duration: approx. 25 minutes / free admission

Often since primary school, the soloists in today's Advent Window have been members of the children's chorus of the Deutsche Oper Berlin. They have sung in WOZZECK, TOSCA, OTELLO, BORIS GODUNOW, CARMEN, TURANDOT, LA BOHÈME, HÄNSEL UND GRETEL or PARSIFAL. Whereas being in a youth chorus is quite easy for girls up to the higher grades, the boys' voices break at some point. The larynx and vocal folds grow, during which the young singers temporarily lose their previously secure grip on their entire tonal spectrum. In the past, young people were often forced to remain silent until the "new voice" had grown in them. At the Deutsche Oper Berlin, Rosemarie Arzt coaches the rapidly growing voice changer group, which was founded eleven years ago, through this difficult phase. Today they sing Christmas carols, Christmas carols and a cappella versions of well-known "seasonal hits" in the Advent calendar on the foyer stage.