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Death in Venice
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A man in the midst of a personal crisis in his life: Gustav von Aschenbach is very successful professionally, but a vague sense of yearning drives him to search for something new and mysterious – he therefore decides to travel to Venice. In 1973 and based on a libretto by Myfanwy Piper, Benjamin Britten set to music author Thomas Mann‘s famous novella. Piper’s work has masterfully translated the storyline into theatrical images, and with his oper...
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6 dates (9 Feb - 18 Mar)
Feb
9
Sun
6:00 pm
The Staatstheater Stuttgart
Stuttgart, Germany
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Feb
12
Wed
7:00 pm
The Staatstheater Stuttgart
Stuttgart, Germany
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Feb
18
Tue
7:00 pm
The Staatstheater Stuttgart
Stuttgart, Germany
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Feb
28
Fri
7:00 pm
The Staatstheater Stuttgart
Stuttgart, Germany
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Mar
8
Sat
7:00 pm
The Staatstheater Stuttgart
Stuttgart, Germany
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Mar
18
Tue
7:00 pm
The Staatstheater Stuttgart
Stuttgart, Germany
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