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HÄNSEL UND GRETEL

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Fri, Dec 13, 2024, 11:00
For over a century, Engelbert Humperdinck's fairy-tale opera "Hansel and Gretel" has enchanted generations of young opera-goers. The premiere took place on Christmas Eve. Hansel and Gretel appears on the schedules of almost all opera houses every year at Christmas time. Christmas is the festival of the family. Director Birgit Eckenweber and her set designer Alexander Mudlagk will immerse the siblings in a fantastical fairytale world. Who wouldn't want to be a child again?

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Musicians

GewandhausorchesterOrchestra
Yura YangConductor
Birgit EckenweberInszenierung

Program

Hänsel und GretelEngelbert Humperdinck
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Artistic depiction of the event

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