Berlin to Vienna

La Bohème is an internationally-acclaimed Italian opera consisting of four acts composed by Giacomo Puccini during the 1890s. Set in Paris of the 1830s, it showcases the Bohemian lifestyle of a poor seamstress and her friends.

Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto is a three-act opera. Francesco Maria Piave wrote the Italian libretto based on Victor Hugo's 1832 drama Le roi s'amuse. On March 11, 1851, the opera received a spectacular debut at La Fenice in Venice.

Rejoice in a night of passionate drama and beautiful singing as you attend a performance of Tosca. Soak in the spellbinding atmosphere of this timeless masterpiece, emotionally captivating audiences for centuries.

The Music of Harry Potter is a live concert experience featuring the iconic scores from the Harry Potter films. This orchestral performance, often conducted by renowned composers, brings to life the magical melodies composed by John Williams and others, enchanting audiences with the beloved themes from the globally acclaimed movie series.

Saddle up for Cavalluna, an awe-inspiring spectacle where majestic horses and their skilled riders dance in perfect harmony, creating a mesmerizing blend of equestrian artistry and storytelling. This enchanting performance takes you on a journey through spellbinding choreography, breathtaking stunts, and heartwarming tales that celebrate the profound bond between humans and their noble steeds.

The Franz Kafka-inspired exhibition merges existential themes from his legacy with the boldness of contemporary art, revealing poignant resonances still alive today. Attendees will have an opportunity to traverse a deep exploration of existence through twilight areas common to Kafka's imaginative realm and today's art nuances.

The event highlights the combined mastery of opera and visual art displayed throughout the impressive career of Berksoy. Attendees will be mesmerized by the stellar works of Berksoy, presented not only through her visual artwork, but also deepened by the appealing inclusion of her rare, historical soprano opera recordings spanning seven decades.

Visitors at Nan Goldin's phenomenal retrospective, This Will Not End Well, find themselves immersed in six elaborately designed rooms that demonstrate her narrative details of love, addiction, loss, and epochs captured precisely. Amplifying her authentic vision, exhibitions turn lifelike via lushly detailed slide shows and film projections that incorporate sound and music, keeping spectators in rhythm with Goldin's steadfast depiction of artistic expression.

Renowned Berlin-based artist, Annika Kahrs, showcases her unique crossover of the art and music domains. Utilizing video, sound installations and live performances, she brings forth fresh perspectives on music's role in society and rethinks traditional structures with innovative sonic approaches.

This event illuminates the intricate stylistic detail and compelxity in Dutch artist Rineke Dijkstra's photo and video collection from the 1990s. Fans will appreciate Dijkstra's exploration of change and individual nuances with series like New Mothers, Bullfighters, Almerisa, and eclectic authentic video installations.

Andrea Pichl's powerful new exhibit artfully explores post-1989 social change in Germany through complex architectural installations made from common items. The thoughtfully constructed work probes into societal cohabitation, the quiet presence of power structures, and the delicate balance of utopia against dystopia.

This exhibition tosses audiences into the thrill of 18th-century debates, dissecting discussions of equality, tolerance, science, religion, and civil rights. The global range of compelling exhibits pairs collaboratively with engaging, innovative multimedia and a captivating children's trail.

This event presents an exploration of Claude Monet's pioneering impressionistic view of 1867 Paris. Featuring not only Monet's remarkable cityscapes but also around twenty pieces from notable Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists like Maximilien Luce and Henri Matisse, attendees can appreciate their influence within the evolving tradition.

Experience the deep importance of Jinshixue and its impact on Chinese art via expert presentations. Enhance appreciation through ancient artifact study including bronze vessel inscriptions, calligraphy, collection of antique emblems, and historical research.

The captivating piece by Berlin-based Japanese artist, Mio Okido, presents four insightful works critically interpreting the effects of Japanese imperialism in East Asia. Amongst these includes an evocative two-channel video installation, an intense hostile-portrait garnished with medallions of Japan's adapted heroes, and an alluring wall-based textual sculpture, all collectively constructing a smart amalgamation of historical reflections, commerce, and storytelling.

Featuring a graceful union of art, science, and technology, Mariechen Danz, the eminent GASAG Art Prize 2024 winner will amaze attendees with her vertical installations and interactive performances. Her distinctive exhibition, Edge Out, reveals the nuanced connection between the human anatomy, geology, politics, and societal issues through detailed scans, organ casts, sculptures and on-screen performances.

Unleash the inner art lover and indwelling astronomer with Rohini Devasher's meticulous fusion of science, art, and philosophy. Her debut European solo exhibition, Borrowed Light, invites attendees to delve into an immersive world of striking visuals intricately tied with engaging dialogues about astronomy, emphasizing the multifaceted interaction between light, viewer, and surroundings.

Dive into the stimulating Showcase: Keep Walking, an awaited solo exhibition from renowned American artist Mark Bradford. This extensive presentation includes vibrant paintings, videos, impressive installations, and sculptures, revealing a pressing exploration of race, gender, and financial disparities. Their different mediums resonate with deeper, historical narratives extracted from everyday materials, symbolically mimicking creative expressions of Black America. Engage with awe-inspiring artworks that, although previously exhibited on renowned platforms, continue to entrap race viewers today. Be fascinated by the masterpiece while interpreting space, exuding the elasticity intrinsic in marginalized communities standing against insensitivity. Relish ingenious impressions that reflect Bradford's creativity, a prodigiously talented artist recognized globally. Imbued with a deep commitment to deploy and broaden modern artistic talent, Bradford passionately showcases foster youth advocacy via his celebrated non-profit based in Los Angeles.

Experience the captivating visual art of vibrant imperial portraits, a testament of power from the era Qianlong Emperor. Relive momentous events with detailed battle scene paintings that eloquently chart the course through the age-old Chinese tradition, the turbulent Boxer Rebellion, and twentieth-century spoils of war.

Gather the family for a nostalgic journey into a 16th-century pop-up art exhibition meant for children. Discover life in ancient times, explore thematic regions, assess the mirrored narratives from characters in the paintings and explore interpretations of historical representation through the realm of art.

Immerse in Germany's vibrant history with an exhibition that highlights significant moments from the GDR's peaceful revolution in 1989 to the earliest democratization attempts in 1848. Wow ticket holders with alternative historical perspectives, journeying through what could have been played out under varying scenarios, exploring the impacts of chance and individual failures.