Wagner and Weber 2026
A summer evening, light and shadow play on old walls. Voices interweave with music, drama and images in the open air - here, by the river, in the courtyard of the Graupa hunting lodge, a journey through sound, words and time begins.
The Richard Wagner Plays open up spaces between Romanticism and the present: Wagner metaphors meet philosophy, image and nature - not as a museum monument, but as a living spectacle.
The audience is both wanderer and witness: it follows the motifs of longing and invention, hears the voices of poets, fragments of music and scraps of thought - sensing how Wagner echoes in the landscapes, in relationships and in thought.
A feast for the senses: when the lights go down and the voices of the performers merge with the twilight, the place itself seems to resonate - and the boundaries between stage and reality become blurred.
The Richard Wagner Plays open up spaces between Romanticism and the present: Wagner metaphors meet philosophy, image and nature - not as a museum monument, but as a living spectacle.
The audience is both wanderer and witness: it follows the motifs of longing and invention, hears the voices of poets, fragments of music and scraps of thought - sensing how Wagner echoes in the landscapes, in relationships and in thought.
A feast for the senses: when the lights go down and the voices of the performers merge with the twilight, the place itself seems to resonate - and the boundaries between stage and reality become blurred.