Roman Knižka is a German actor known from theatre and television productions in the German-speaking world. In the "That was murder!" project he takes on the role of narrator, guiding audiences through real crimes from modern history set against live classical music.
in 5 days
A concert with soloists Iris Geißler and Roman Knizka, accompanied by the Philharmonic Choir Dresden at the Kulturpalast.
A reading of Victor Klemperer's diaries by actor Roman Knižka, accompanied by music of Jewish composers performed by the Philharmonic Choir Dresden.
A true-crime concert evening combining four real political crimes of the 20th and 21st centuries with classical music. Roman Knizka and the wind quintet OPUS 45 analyze murders and assassinations that changed European history.
A concert evening combining true crime, classical music, and political history. Four real cases from the 20th and 21st centuries - from the assassination of Matthias Erzberger to the murder of Anna Politkovskaya - told by Roman Knižka to the music of Bach, Stravinsky, and other composers.
The brass quintet OPUS 45 and actor Roman Knižka unite recitation and classical music in a programme exploring true crimes from the 20th and 21st centuries.
An interdisciplinary performance blending music and literature, in which the wind quintet OPUS 45 and actor Roman Knižka evoke memories of the period immediately following World War II.
