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Premiered in Germany on February 18, 1933, and promptly banned by the recently elected Nazi party, Der Silbersee (The Silver Lake) was composer Kurt Weill’s final theatrical work written before he fled to Paris in March 1933 to escape the rising tide of fascism, eventually immigrating to the United States. A groundbreaking work that stands as both a testament to artistic defiance and a timeless reflection of humanity's struggles and hopes, Der Silbersee is a genre-defying masterpiece that blurs the boundaries between opera, operetta, and musical theater, paving the way for the future of music drama.

Tenor

Dylan Morrongiello

Events

Past events

Mar 8, 2026

DER SILBERSEE The Silver Lake · Chicago Opera Theater

Future and recently performed repertoire

The Lottery Agent / Baron Laur in Der Silbersee by Weill

Chicago Opera Theater

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