Klaus Dieter Kirst

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Klaus Dieter Kirst (born September 14, 1940 in Meiningen ) is a German opera and theater director .

Life

Klaus Dieter Kirst studied theater studies at the Leipzig Theater Academy from 1960 to 1964 . From 1964 worked as an assistant director, from 1969 as a director at the Dresden State Theater . Since 1977 guest productions have followed at various theaters and opera houses, including in Hamburg, Berlin, Vienna, Wuppertal, Graz.

In 1989 he directed the play " The Knights of the Round Table " by Christoph Hein , which associated parallels with the end of the GDR .

Kirst is a member of the Saxon Academy of the Arts .

Kirst lives in Dresden .

Awards

Productions (selection)

State Theater Dresden:

  • 1969 Mrs. Jenny Treibel (Claus Hammel)
  • 1973 Adam and Eve (Hacks)
  • 1976 Conversation in the Stein house about the absent Herr von Goethe (Hacks)
  • 1976 Lithuanian pianos, opera for actors based on the novel by Johannes Bobrowski ( Rainer Kunad / Gerhard Wolf )
  • 1977 Elektra (Sophocles)
  • 1979 Nathan the Wise (Lessing)
  • 1980 Seneca's Death (Hacks)
  • 1982 A Winter's Tale (Shakespeare)
  • 1985 The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare)
  • 1987 Passage (Christoph Hein)
  • 1989 The Knights of the Round Table (Christoph Hein)
  • 1991 Threepenny Opera (Brecht / Weill)
  • 1995 Demons (Noren)
  • 1996 The Broken Jug (Kleist)
  • 1997 The Black Rider (Wilson / Waits / Borroughs)
  • 1997 Gyges and his ring (Hebbel)
  • 1998 Saint Joan of the slaughterhouses (Brecht)
  • 1999 Iphigenia on Tauris (Goethe)
  • 2001 Judith (Hebbel)
  • 2004 The Misanthrope (Molière)

Other houses:

  • 1977 Lulu (Wedekind), Graz
  • 1987 Filumena Marturano (De Filippo), Theater in der Josefstadt Vienna
  • 1988 The wedding of Figaro (Mozart), Bremen Opera House
  • 1993 The Abduction from the Seraglio (Mozart), Aalto-Theater Essen
  • 1994–96 Der Ring des Nibelungen (Wagner), Aalto-Theater Essen
  • 1994 Das Rheingold (Wagner), National Theater Mannheim
  • 1995–96 Die Walküre, Siegfried and Götterdämmerung (Wagner), Nationaltheater Mannheim
  • 2000 Die Zauberflöte (Mozart), State Operetta Dresden
  • 2000 The Troubadour (Verdi), Mannheim National Theater

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