Stuttgart, Germany
The Wilhelma Theater in Stuttgart is a historic venue built in the mid-19th century as part of the Moorish-style Wilhelma complex, originally commissioned by King Wilhelm I of Württemberg. Today it serves as the main stage of the Staatsschauspiel Stuttgart, hosting drama productions ranging from classical repertoire to contemporary works. The building's ornate architecture makes it one of the more distinctive theatre spaces in southwest Germany.
A tale of love and freedom: students of Stuttgart's theatre stage Bizet's opera in a fresh interpretation, centring the female perspective.
A student production of Bizet's opera in which young performers handle sets, costumes, orchestra, chorus, and all solo roles, reinterpreting the Carmen myth through a contemporary lens on gender.
Ballettstudio Royal marks 20 years with a two-part show at Stuttgart's Wilhelma Theater - the fairy-tale ballet "Fräulein Glücksklee" followed by the cosmic contemporary piece "Stella Interstellar".
