Here are the livestreams of the 2017/18 season.

More dates will be added!

Mediapartner:

Wayne McGregor
Portait Wayne McGregor
Sat, 23 June 2018, 7.30 pm (CEST)
Ballet
Choreography: Wayne McGregor
Music: Joel Cadbury, Karija Saariaho, Paul Stoney, Max Richter

Video-on-demand (VoD) 
Sun, 24 Juni 2018, 10 am until Mon, 25 Juni 2018, 10 am (CEST)

Richard Wagner
Live stream: Parsifal
Sun, 8 July 2018, 5 pm (CEST)
Conductor: Kirill Petrenko
Production: Pierre Audi
With Christian Gerhaher, Bálint Szabó, René Pape, Jonas Kaufmann, Wolfgang Koch, Nina Stemme

Video on demand (Vod)
Mon, 9 July 2018, 12 pm (noon) until Tue, 10 July, 12 pm (CEST)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Le nozze di Figaro
Sat, 28 October 2017, 6 pm (CEST)
Conductor: Constantinos Carydis
Production: Christof Loy
With Christian Gerhaher, Federica Lombardi, Alex Esposito, Anne Sofie von Otter, Olga Kulchynska

Giacomo Puccini
Il trittico
Sat, 23 December 2017, 7 pm (CET)
Conductor: Kirill Petrenko
Production: Lotte de Beer
With Wolfgang Koch, Eva-Maria Westbroek, Yonghoon Lee, Pavol Breslik, Ermonela Jaho, Michaela Schuster, Ambrogio Maestri, Rosa Feola

Video on demand (Vod)
Sun, 24 December 2017, 11 am until Mon, 25 December 2017, 10.59 am (CET)

Richard Wagner
Live: Die Walküre
Mon, 22 January 2018, 5 pm (CET)
Conductor: Kirill Petrenko
Production: Andreas Kriegenburg
With Simon O'Neill, Anja Kampe, Nina Stemme, John Lundgren and Ekaterina Gubanova

Video on demand (Vod), without surtitles
Tue, 23 January 2018 1 am until Wed, 24 January 0.59 am

Giuseppe Verdi
Les Vêpres siciliennes
Sun, 18 March 2018, 6 pm (CET)
Conductor: Omer Meir Wellber
Production: Antú Romero Nunes
With Rachel Willis-Sørensen, Leonardo Caimi, George Petean, Erwin Schrott

Leoš Janáček
From the House of Dead
Sat, 26 May 2018, 7 pm (CEST)
Conductor: Simone Young
Production: Frank Castorf
With Bo Skovhus, Peter Rose, Aleš Briscein, Charles Workman

In 2017/18, the Bayerische Staatsoper is presenting its sixth season of selected performances as live streams free of charge online with STAATSOPER.TV. Classical music fans from all over the world can thus follow several evenings of opera and of ballet at the full length, live from Munich.

As previously, four to six cameras in the auditorium will broadcast the performances throughout the world at www.staatsoper.de/tv. Up to 40 microphones in the orchestra pit and on stage provide first-class sound quality. From this season onward, the video images will be produced in high definition (Full HD). Another innovation is the provision of streams in HD resolution with increased bandwidth, offering even better picture quality. All the streams (without subtitles, German or English subtitles) are offered in three different transmission qualities (Low, High, HD). Viewers can choose freely between these three qualities and adapt the transmission to their own individual internet connection. General Manager Nikolaus Bachler (or Ballet Director Igor Zelensky for the ballet performances) will provide an introduction to the work before every live stream, and in the intervals, the Bayerische Staatsoper will offer a glimpse into the theatre's backstage areas.

Advance test

If you would like to find out before the live transmission whether your system meets the technical requirements, start one of the videos in the Media Centre. The format and technology of these films are the same as the live transmission. If the video plays, then the technical requirements for the live transmission are in place.

To the videos

Adobe Flash Player

Our live stream runs via the Adobe Flash Player. When a video starts, it automatically checks the installed version and compares it with the most recent version available. If a new version is available, the update and installation of the latest Flash Player are automatically recommended. We recommend that you carry this out. The Adobe Flash Player is constantly being developed. New versions also offer security benefits. At the moment, streaming requires a Version 9 player or higher.

Free download of latest Flash Player

Basics

The essential requirement is a broadband internet connection such as DSL. The video is offered in three transmission qualities (Low, High and High Definition (Full-HD)) which automatically adjust to the individual internet user's data connection.

During the transmission, no downloads should be carried out in the background and no additional applications should be open.With access via WLAN, the internet speed depends partly on the distance from the access point / WLAN router. A change in physical position can improve the connection quality.

With DSL/cable connections, the bandwidth promised by the provider may fluctuate.

Notebook to television

1. Via HDMI

Newer laptops often have a DisplayPort or HDMI outlet. With a DisplayPort, you will need a suitable DisplayPort to HDMI adapter and an HDMI cable of sufficient length. First connect the cable to the television using a free HDMI input. Then switch the television input to the selected HDMI input. Then connect the laptop to the HDMI cable. The laptop then usually increases the display to TV width automatically. If the display does not appear or the video window appears on the laptop screen, the laptop display must be switched off. To do this, press the FN (function) key and the monitor key (F7) at the same time. Then select "Output to external monitor" or "Second screen only" from the selection menu.
Sound is also transmitted from the laptop to the television via the HDMI output. If you wish to listen using the headphone output of the laptop, the output must be changed over in the laptop using the control panel → Sound (Windows) to HDMI.

2. Via VGA or DVI connection

The connection can also be made via a VGA or DVI connection. For this, you will only need a VGA or DVI connector cable. Connect the cable to the VGA or DVI output of the laptop and to the VGA or DVI input of the television. Set the television in the "Input" menu to PC (RGB/VGA).

On the laptop, press the FN (function) key and the monitor key (F2) at the same time so that the monitor screen is shown on the laptop.

Notebook to stereo system

For this, please use a mini jack cinch cable. The laptop is connected with the mini jack via the headphone output. At the stereo system, connect the two cinch plugs to AUX or TV. Make sure that the sound output on the laptop is on. The symbol in the task bar in Windows must not be crossed through. You should also check the volume level in the sound mixer and adjust it if necessary.

If the sound output does not work, check the sound output settings in the control panel → Sound. Select headphone output.

Smart TV

This is the description for new flatscreen TVs with internet functionality and built-in browser. You can also follow the live stream on these devices. For this, enter the URL www.staatsoper.de/tv using the remote control or a connected keyboard.

Internet Set-Top Boxes / Media Hubs

e.g. Sony Google TV, Apple TV, Samsung HomeSync etc.

Staatsoper.TV can also be viewed via internet set-top boxes. For this, connect the device via HDMI to your TV as shown in the operating instructions. Check the internet connection. You can also follow live stream with these devices via the browser. For this, enter the URL www.staatsoper.de/tv using the remote control provided or a connected keyboard.