Theater an der Wien productions available online!
In cooperation with myfidelio and sonostream Vereinigte Bühnen Wien now offer exclusive opera-productions from Theater an der Wien as video on demand.
Theater an der Wien Video on Demand © VBW International
Vereinigte Bühnen Wien in cooperation with myfidelio and sonostream.tv now offer exclusive opera-productions of the past few years from Theater an der Wien as video on demand.
The platform Myfidelio presents highlights such as the all time classic MESSIAH directed by Claus Guth, IL MONDO DELLA LUNA conducted by Nikolaus Hanoncourt and directed by Tobias Moretti, the impressive FIDELIO production by oscar-winner Christoph Waltz and Alfred Dofer‘s first opera LE NOZZE DI FIGARO as well as the highly acclaimed Polish national opera HALKA or the rare production of ZAZÀ.
On sonostream you can now enjoy masterpieces such as Robert Carsen‘s AGRIPPINA, an exciting reading of DER FLIEGENDE HOLLÄNDER and a fresh young ORLANDO at the Kammeroper.
On YouTube you find productions like PAPAGENA JAGT DIE FLEDERMAUS, LIBERTÉ or DIE LEIDEN DES JUNGEN FAUST - opera especially for Kids and Teens.
https://www.theater-wien.at/de/multimedia/video-on-demand
https://www.myfidelio.at/fidelio/
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