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Apr 2024
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Kritik: Wagners "Tannhäuser" an der Oper...

BAYERISCHER RUNDFUNK
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Der Sängerkrieg auf der Wartburg als Außenseiter-Drama im Amerika zu Beginn der 60er-Jahre: Regisseur Matthew Wild zeigt bei der Neuproduktion in Frankfurt einen schwulen Künstler, der an seiner Neigung zugrunde geht, was keineswegs ausschließlich die Schuld der Gesellschaft ist. Das ist spannend, zeitgemäß und musikalisch elektrisierend. 
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