Wednesday 3 p.m.: ‘My Cat’ by Mathilde Irrmann
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Leitmotifs: Award-winning opera director Nicola Raab on her recent production of La Traviata
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Leitmotifs: Award-winning opera director Nicola Raab on her recent production of La Traviata Dina Elsayed
By Fredrika Brillembourg
Each month, opera singer Fredrika Brillembourg talks to creatives in the world of opera and classical music. In this edition, Fredrika talks with award winning opera director Nicola Raab. Her productions have been in opera houses all over the world, including Copenhagen, Valencia, Los Angeles, and Strasbourg.
Raab’s most recent production of Verdi’s La Traviata just opened at the Komische Oper Berlin.
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