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New productions 26/27
News
Post-performance talks «The Flying Dutchman»
Following each performance of The Flying Dutchman, there will be a post-performance discussion: On 5.11. with Güner Balcı (Integration Commissioner for Berlin-Neukölln), on 8.11. with Steffen Seibert (German Ambassador to Israel until 2026), on 15.11. with Noam Brusilovsky (author, radio play and theatre director), on 13.02. with Hetty Berg (Director of the Jewish Museum Berlin). The guest for 20.02. is yet to be announced.
«The Abduction» as Opera day on 3.12.26
Due to the high demand for our opera days, we are delighted to be able to offer you an additional performance of The Abduction from the Seraglio on 3 December 26 at a flat rate of €34.00 / concessions €10.00! Tickets for the other performances in December are available from €24. We look forward to seeing you there!
Cast Changes
Things don't always go according to plan: See the cast changes at a glance here
Deutsche Oper Card 26/27
The Card costs a one-time fee of €85.00 and entitles you to purchase up to two tickets for yourself and a guest at a 30% discount for each performance in price categories A through D. Get your 26/27 Card today!
Opera Days 26/27
We invite you to our ‘Opera Days’ at the Large House eight times: tickets for children and young people up to the age of 18 cost €10.00, for everyone else – regardless of seat selection – €34.00.
Operas & Concerts 26/27
The Season
Culture Clash
Confrontation or inspiration? When cultures encounter each other.
30.11.26
Music of Many
Cage and Stockhausen in the exhibition «CHANEL Commission: Lina Lapelytė. We Make Years Out of Hours»
5.&6.12.26
Music of Changes
Musical theatre happening based on John Cage
5.3.27 – 13.3.27
At the Movies
Artists present their favourite movies at delphi LUX
30.9.26 – 30.6.27
Glam Nights
For all those who want to enjoy a longer evening at the opera
9.10.26 – 21.5.27
Magazine
In love, loyal, and yet doomed to fail
Prince Yeletsky is one of the most moving characters in Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades. In an interview on the rehearsal stage, Dean Murphy explains why this role fascinates him, how he interprets Yeletsky’s love for Lisa, what goes through his mind just before he goes on stage, and why the famous aria holds a special place in his heart.
Mysterious and shrouded in legend
The role of the Old Countess in Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades is one of the signature roles of the exceptional singer Doris Soffel. In her dressing room and on the rehearsal stage, she talks about her connection to the Countess, the courageous decision that has shaped her life to this day, and which three wishes she would choose today.
Sunville: A Making of
In this short video, you can hear and see the production team behind Sunville – during rehearsals, in the costume workshops or in conversation: librettist Fiston Mwanza Mujila, composer Sofia Jernberg, director Stephanie Thiersch, costume designer Lauren Steel and set designer Sonja Füsti. The world premiere took place on 25 September.
UNLESS THE PEOPLE LIVE HERE
On 29 and 30 August, we celebrated a spectacular opening festival with our audience, featuring plenty of art, music, costumes, dancing and partying. It was brilliant!
Fiston Mwanza Mujila
The Deutsche Oper has a poet in residence! Congolese-Austrian writer Fiston Mwanza Mujila is not only writing the libretto for the musical theatre production Sunville, he is also performing in it himself and can be seen in other formats.
Bára Gísladóttir
The Icelandic composer is writing a new opera for the Deutsche Oper. As composer in residence, she is also a regular presence elsewhere – including at the Gedächtniskirche and Berghain. She will also be performing as a double bass player.
Opera is a sensory art
What exciting things await at Deutsche Oper Berlin under its new leadership, and how will the institution work with tradition? An interview with new intendant Aviel Cahn, head dramaturg Beate Breidenbach and director of the new Unlimited, Elisa Erkelenz.
Our conductor team
For the first time, Deutsche Oper Berlin has a team of three conductors instead of one general musical director: Maxime Pascal, Michele Spotti and Titus Engel come from very different artistic backgrounds and complement each other perfectly.
