Wie werde ich reich und glücklich? Tickets

Semperoper Dresden, Dresden, Germany

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Important Info

Type: Opera

City: Dresden, Germany

Sung in: German

Ticket delivery: E-Tickets

E-tickets: Print at home or at the box office of the event if so specified. You will find more information in your booking confirmation email.

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Overview

Cabaret-revue – A course in ten chaptersBook by Felix Joachimson

What if advertising really delivered on its promises? If there was a solution to every problem? For example, how to become rich and happy. Kibis and Marie try it out: While the unemployed Kibis has no money, Marie, born with a silver spoon in her mouth, is bored of her constricted life. Then they are promised help and a solution to all their problems by the enterprising Pausback, who completely turns Kibis’ and Marie’s life upside down with the guiding principles of his »Pausback Method«. But can one really be rich and happy at the same time? With their cabaret revue, which premiered in June 1930 at the famous Berlin comedy theatre on Kurfürstendamm, Mischa Spoliansky and Felix Joachimson successfully captured the flair of the »Golden Twenties« as well as the emotional ups and downs of a world in crisis.

Venue Info

Semperoper Dresden - Dresden
Theaterplatz 2

Not only one of the most beautiful opera houses in the world, the Semperoper is renowned both in Germany and abroad for the brilliant star-studded performances by Saxon State Opera as well as numerous international guest artists.

This is the home of the Staatskapelle Dresden, an orchestra which looks back on 460 years of uninterrupted music-making. The State Opera Chorus was founded by Carl Maria von Weber in 1817. Operatic history has been written here, with the Semperoper playing host to numerous important premieres, such as Richard Wagner’s "Rienzi", "Der fliegende Holländer" and "Tannhäuser". There is also an indissoluble link to Richard Strauss, nine of whose 15 operas were premiered in Dresden, including "Salome", "Der Rosenkavalier" and "Elektra". The small venue Semper Zwei provides space for diverse forms of music theatre as well as theatrical experiments, and is also the venue for performances of Semperoper Junge Szene.

The magnificent Semperoper dominates the Theaterplatz be-side the river Elbe, forming the centrepiece of the historic old city. The original building opened its doors in 1841, constructed to a design by Gottfried Semper which combined a late Classical style with Renaissance elements. Following a devastating fire in 1869, the citizens of Dresden immediately set about rebuilding their beloved opera house. This was completed in 1878, also to a design by Semper. In 1945, during the final months of World War II, the Semperoper was once again razed to the ground.

After a second reconstruction was successfully completed in 1985, the reopening of one of Europe’s most beautiful opera houses was celebrated with a performance of Carl Maria von Weber’s "Freischütz".
The dazzling interiors were painstakingly reconstructed by local craftsmen and artists according to original plans, with state-of-the art stage machinery and technical fittings in the auditorium. A modern annex was added to house the administrative offices and rehearsal rooms. Internationally renowned for its brilliant acoustics and incomparable performances, audiences from around the world continue to flock here to enjoy unforgettable experiences at the Semperoper Dresden.