St John Passion
A scenic oratorio
in German with English and German surtitles
in German with English and German surtitles
A ritual, a cultic-religious celebration on stage? Bach's heart-rendering musical images of devotion
direct our gaze not only to the otherworld, but also to the individual’s relationship with the collective: the story of Jesus Christ's suffering and death raises questions about domination and affiliation, the suffering of others and our responsibility towards them. In our scenic adaptation of Johann Sebastian Bach's Passion, these themes are projected by director and stage designer Ulrich Rasche onto the chorus whose perspectives of accusation and compassion are depicted. Which of these we chose as guide lines to live remains an open question.
direct our gaze not only to the otherworld, but also to the individual’s relationship with the collective: the story of Jesus Christ's suffering and death raises questions about domination and affiliation, the suffering of others and our responsibility towards them. In our scenic adaptation of Johann Sebastian Bach's Passion, these themes are projected by director and stage designer Ulrich Rasche onto the chorus whose perspectives of accusation and compassion are depicted. Which of these we chose as guide lines to live remains an open question.
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Duration
approx. 2 hours, without interval
(subject to change)
approx. 2 hours, without interval
(subject to change)
World premiere
1724 in Leipzig
1724 in Leipzig
There will be an introduction 45 minutes before the performance at foyer I. floor.
Apr 2023
St John Passion
Cast
St John Passion
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St John Passion
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St John Passion
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St John Passion
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St John Passion
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St John Passion
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St John Passion
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Musical Direction Diego Fasolis
Direction & Stage Design Ulrich Rasche
Co-Work Direction Dennis Krauß
Co-Work Stage Design Franz Dittrich
Costume Sara Schwartz, Romy Springsguth
choreography Toni Jessen
video Florian Seufert
light Gerrit Jurda
chorus Manuel Pujol
Dramaturgy Franz-Erdmann Meyer-Herder
Direction & Stage Design Ulrich Rasche
Co-Work Direction Dennis Krauß
Co-Work Stage Design Franz Dittrich
Costume Sara Schwartz, Romy Springsguth
choreography Toni Jessen
video Florian Seufert
light Gerrit Jurda
chorus Manuel Pujol
Dramaturgy Franz-Erdmann Meyer-Herder
Evangelist Moritz Kallenberg
Jesus Shigeo Ishino
Peter/Pilate Andreas Wolf
Follower of Jesus / Soprano Fanie Antonelou
Follower of Jesus / Alto Alexandra Urquiola
Follower of Jesus / Tenor Charles Sy
Follower of Jesus / Baritone Elliott Carlton Hines
maid, jesu accuser / soprano Kyriaki Sirlantzi
jesu accuser / alto Linsey Coppens
servant, jesu accuser / tenor Maximilian Vogler
jesu accuser / bass Andrew Bogard
bass Michael Nagl
Staatsopernchor Stuttgart, Staatsorchester Stuttgart
Jesus Shigeo Ishino
Peter/Pilate Andreas Wolf
Follower of Jesus / Soprano Fanie Antonelou
Follower of Jesus / Alto Alexandra Urquiola
Follower of Jesus / Tenor Charles Sy
Follower of Jesus / Baritone Elliott Carlton Hines
maid, jesu accuser / soprano Kyriaki Sirlantzi
jesu accuser / alto Linsey Coppens
servant, jesu accuser / tenor Maximilian Vogler
jesu accuser / bass Andrew Bogard
bass Michael Nagl
Staatsopernchor Stuttgart, Staatsorchester Stuttgart
St John Passion
Cast