Category: Bayreuther Festspiele

Ultimately, it is people who must take the world – and their survival within and alongside it – into their[…]

Mr H.’s campaign of revenge is now entering its fifth year: Dmitri Tcherniakov’s consistently ‘ship-free’ interpretation of *The Flying Dutchman*[…]

After *Die Walküre*, the AI is booed. It would be amusing if it could react to something like that too,[…]

AI is dead, long live humanity: Following *Rheingold*, the initial reaction is one of disappointment, though for many this may[…]

Alexandra Szemerédy and Magdolna Parditka present a cleverly conceived *Rienzi*, which ultimately runs out of steam due to the director’s[…]

Nuremberg beach party: Matthias Davids delivers Wagner’s ‘Meistersinger von Nürnberg’ to the Musikantenstadl in Bayreuth. The final image hits home.[…]

In its second year at the Bayreuth Festival, Jay Scheib’s ‘Augmented Reality (AR)’ production presents itself to some viewers as[…]

This Dutchman is not finished yet. Even as a child, he had to watch as his mother had an affair[…]