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Amidst power games, intrigues and rather complicated relationships, we ask ourselves: How far is it acceptable to abuse one’s power? And what happens when women stand in solidarity with one another – even in Mozart’s day?
It’s about jealousy, lost love, genuine forgiveness and how quickly traditional gender roles can be shaken. Despite all the misunderstandings and complications, it becomes clear in the end that even in the greatest chaos, there lies the chance for change.
The episode is complemented by fascinating original audio clips from singers, intriguing insights from the director and perspectives from our podcast team – including exclusive background information on the story and the music of Mozart’s masterpiece.
Tune in now and experience the vibes of Oper Köln.
Podcast-Team
Anahita, Barbara, Edgar, Elisa, Emanuele, Fatma, Filip, Greta, Helen Julie, Leo, Lina, Maja, Martino, Nava, Nora, Theresa and Tim
Editing and production
Anna Mangold (Oper.Stadt.Schule), Stephanie Sonnenschein (Head of Oper.Stadt.Schule), Christine Sonntag (Sendeeinheit), Sebastian Sonntag (Sendeeinheit)
Cast from the opera
Adolfo Corrado (Figaro), Anita Monserrat (Cherubino), Germán Olvera (Graf Almaviva), Claudia Rohrbach (Marcellina), Lucas Singer (Bartolo), Katharina Thoma (Director), Selene Zanetti (Gräfin Almaviva), Kathrin Zukowski (Susanna)
So first she wants to marry him, and then, ha ha ha, surprise: A MOTHER’S LOVE!
