Richard Wagner, Milo Rau and the »Eternal Jew«
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5 Articles
Milo Rau links Richard Wagner's "Flying Dutchman" with the chronicle of German-Israeli relations at the Deutsche Oper Berlin. This is as absurd as art hostile.
Milo Rau has set himself up at the Deutsche Oper Berlin Wagner's »Der fliegende Holländer« (The Flying Dutchman) – and has staged a lumpy model for the German »Staatsräson« (Staatsräson).
Milo Rau, director of the Wiener Festwochen, stages Wagner's "Der fliegende Holländer" (The Flying Dutchman) at the Deutsche Oper Berlin. He reaches deep into the left theatre trick box – and instead of rabbits only anti-Israeli clichés.
Can you mix Richard Wagner's opera "The Flying Dutchman" with the 1972 Olympic assassination? Milo Rau tries to do it at the Berlin Opera - and fails grimly.
Milo Rau first tried to shock the Israelis with Richard Wagner. In vain. Back in Berlin, he staged the "Fliegen Dutchman" with almost Wagner's lack of humor – but Wagner only delivers the accompanying music to a completely different show.
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