- 1 hour 40 minutes without an intermission
- Recommended age: 12+
With silverware and siren songs
Junge Oper of Theater Basel takes to the Kleine Bühne with a large production. In William Shakespeare's ‹The Tempest›, the storm is an artificially induced one, created by supernatural powers. It is used to resolve a conflict between brothers and to create a marriage with political implications. Along with stormy music from Henry Purcell to Henry Cowell, the young singers are inspired by Shakespeare's Tempest to reflect on the issues that matter to them: The abuse of power, a feeling of being controlled by others, anger and powerlessness, inner storm and a longing for co-determination and of course: Love.
Thank you!
With the kind support of the Verein Freunde der Jungen Oper Basel
Mediathek
- Musikalische Leitung –
Kimon Barakos
- Regie –
Salome Im Hof
- Choreographie –
Ibra Ndiaye
- Bühne –
Roland Bitterli
- Video –
Raphael Zehnder
- Dramaturgie –
Carolin Baum,
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Ikhanose Akhigbe
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Lena Gysin
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Fabian Hein
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Samantha Herzog
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Karina Hill
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Salome Immoos
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Anne-Catherine Knöchelmann
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Judith Knöchelmann
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Dario Lupi
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Jon Mattmüller
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Julian Mathis
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Danylo Potiekhin
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Elena Schneider
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Hannah Lou Spoerri
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Musiker –
Silas Bischoff,Ibra Ndiaye,Giulio Tanasini,Andreas Westermann