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SAVE THE DATE | SEASON PRESENTATION 2023-24

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Nase.Files

Dmitri D. Shostakovich’s Die Nase is brought to the stage of the Bayerische Staatsoper in a staging by Russian director Kirill Serebrennikov. The new General Music Director Vladimir Jurowski conducts the Bayerisches Staatsorchester. We’ve been busy with various themes for this premiere since rehearsals began. Dive into the world of the new production: Day by day, we put together new impressions of the staging for you in articles, picture galleries, podcasts and videos. Join us in the journey right up to the premiere. Enjoy!

Our Files will give you an exclusive look behind the stage with the next premieres as well. 
Questions or suggestions for this format? Then please feel free to write to us at [email protected].

The art of le grotesque in Russian culture

A panopticon on the occasion of Shostakovich’s Gogol-based opera, DIE NASE

OBSERVATIONS: DIE NASE – behind the scenes

The new OBSERVATIONS series is designed to provide insights behind the scenes of the Bayerische Staatsoper, and in the future will document the new stagings as they come together. In the first episode, we observe how a nose finds its way on to the stage. And what are the body parts all about? Director Kirill Serebrennikov speaks here about his inspiration, the background elements to the staging and the positive sides of directing from one’s home office. Vladimir Jurowski also reflects on normality in general, as well as the fate of Kovalyov and Dmitri Shostakovich’s piece, with which he makes his debut as General Music Director.

Noses in progress

The noses are everywhere. Everywhere! Over sixty noses made from different types of silicon are required per performance of the opera, Die Nase; more than four hundred and fifty Munich noses will therefore be moulded in our workshop especially for our first premiere of the season – Die Nase by Dmitri Shostakovich. So many noses deserve to be eyed! We observed a nose at the hour of its birth ...

 

Noses in progress

...Waiting for the plaster bath
Mixing the plaster for the nose mould
The plaster mould is cast
The first silicone filling
The finished silicone noses

The more noses, the better ...

The noses have now arrived at Make-up. In Kirill Serebrennikov’s staging of Die Nase, the nose reflects the person’s social status – the more noses a face has, the better. 
Ensemble member Mirjam Mesak gave us a brief insight and took us along to her first make-up rehearsal last week!

 

The finished nose look...

 

Drum solo as narrative

The rehearsals for Die Nase are in top gear. 
Shostakovich’s drum solo plays a really special role in Kiril Serebrennikov’s staging – it relates the story further, and so becomes the protagonist itself.
You’ll find the rehearsals video on our Instagram feed.

 

More about Die Nase

The Nose - Interview with Kirill Serebrennikov
The Middle Man - A Search for Identity
DIE NASE

PODCAST - #1 HOW TO OPER ZU DIE NASE

PODCAST - #1 HOW TO OPER ZU DIE NASE

War Dmitri Schostakowitsch eher Punker oder Rapper? Was hat seine Musik mit Tom und Jerry zu tun? Und was zur Hölle machen Nasendesignerinnen im Keller der Bayerischen Staatsoper? In der ersten Folge HOW TO OPER gehen Kathi und Linda auf „funky“ Erkundungstour rund um die Neuproduktion der Oper DIE NASE, die am 24. Oktober 2021 Premiere in München feiert.

PODCAST - #1 HAND AUFS HIRN mit Carolin Emcke

PODCAST - #1 HAND AUFS HIRN mit Carolin Emcke

In der ersten Folge »Hand aufs Hirn« denkt Carolin Emcke über das Normalsein und das Anderssein nach. Was heißt es, anders zu sein? Wann kam sie sich anders vor? Welche Mechanismen gehen mit dem Anderssein einher? Kurzum: Wie gehen Deutsche mit dem Anderen um und vor allem, wie können wir als gesellschaftliches Kollektiv besser damit umgehen?

PODCAST - # 1 Audiofeature zu DIE NASE

PODCAST - # 1 Audiofeature zu DIE NASE

Gleich vorweg: Die Komplexität einer abendfüllenden Oper passt natürlich nicht in ein 15-minütiges Audiofeature. Aber die Lust darauf, den Abend in der Oper zu verbringen vielleicht schon. Der Musikjournalist Holger Noltze, Professor für Musik und Medien an der TU Dortmund, kreiert eine maßgeschneiderte Audioreihe zu den diesjährigen Premieren. 

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