Mozart: The Magic Flute (Teatro alla Scala)

A lavish, youthful staging of a classic opera that rewards close listening with delicate orchestration and soaring arias.

Directed by

Peter Stein

Genres

Music

Starring

Martin Summer, Yasmin Özkan, Martin Piskorski

Overview

Accompanied by a luxurious team of professionals, consisting of the renowned stage director Peter Stein, his stage designer Ferdinand Wöger and conductor Ádám Fischer, Teatro alla Scala presents with Mozarts Zauberflöte a production where orchestra, chorus, soloists as well as outfitters all consisted of students of the Academia Teatro alla Scala, the educational institution aimed to train the young talents, founded by the Teatro alla Scala in 2001. The result was more than stunning and an instant success with the audience of the ten sold out performances at La Scala, which is famous for its more than critical loggionisti. According to Die Presse, Fischer gets the best out of the Academy Orchestra with delicate execution and humane phrasing while the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung praises Fatma Said as "Pamina" and Yasmin Özkan as "Queen of the Night".

How it feels

Whimsical, earnest, warm and light. Measured and demanding.

About

Love, identity, coming-of-age, power

Content

No violence, gore, sexual content or swearing.

Note

Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown

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