Die Zauberflöte
Musik: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Buch: Schikaneder
Chorus and Orchestra of Teatro alla Scala Academy
Teatro alla Scala Production
Conductor: Diego Fasolis
Director: Peter Stein
Sets: Ferdinand Wögerbauer
Costume: Annamaria Heinreich
Light: Joachim Barth
Drei Knaben: Wiltener Sängerknaben
Sarastro: Florian Spiess
Tamino: Martin Piskorski
Sprecher/ Erster Priester: Alexander Grassauer
Zweiter Priester: Sebastian A.M. Brummer
Königin der Nacht: Yasmin Özkan
Pamina: Fatma Said
Erste Dame: Rebecca Blanz
Zweite Dame: Kristin Sveinsdottir
Dritte Dame: Mareike Jankowski
Papagena: Anna Doris Capitelli
Papageno: Till von Orlowsky
Monostatos: Patrick Reiter
Erster geharnischter Mann: Li Qingyan
Zweiter geharnischter Mann: Miao Tian
erster Sklave: Marcel Herrnsdorf
zweiter Sklave: Niko Lukic
dritter Sklave: Fabian Mair Mitterer
The protagonist of the Magic Flute is the fearless young Prince Tamino. He is commissioned by the Queen of the Night to free her daughter Pamina from Sarastro Castle. Sarastro is an enemy of the Queen of the Night.
Together with the bird catcher Papageno, Tamino sets off. They are both given a "weapon" to make their job easier. Tamino receives a flute with magical powers, Papageno an enchanted chime, but when they arrive at Sarastro, the two have to realize that things are not what they seem. Not the prince, but the queen of the night has bad intentions with Pamina. Tamino also learns that he and Pamina are meant for each other. Now a fight begins, in which the two first have to prove themselves as heroes and then against the evil queen. In the end, not only Tamino and Pamina but also Papageno and the woman destined for him are united. Her name is Papagena.