1. OPÉRA
The Opéra de Lausanne offers you the world premier of Little Red Riding Hood thanks to the talents of two young Swiss artists: Guy-François Leuenberger and Stefania Pinnelli. This new adaptation of Charles Perrault's tale will delight young and old alike.
The most famous of Berlin’s operettas finally in Lausanne! Let yourself be swept away by a tasteful mix of Tyrolean folklore, Viennese operetta and Berlin cabaret, enhanced with wild rhythms straight from across the Atlantic. What better way to brighten up your festive season.
The Opéra de Lausanne brings to life this forgotten work by Auber, a little gem in the repertoire of comic opera, which tells the story of a Cinderella who seeks to change her destiny. The story at times turns into a vaudeville, but never ever losing its depth, magnified by the freshness of Auber's music.
This new creation by Olivier Py was a huge success at the Festival d'Avignon in 2019. It tells the story of our world, sometimes troubled, but where love always wins! A beautiful lesson in positivity for young and old alike.
In this chivalrous sage, the crusader Rinaldo fights against the conjurings of the magician Armida in order to rescue his beloved Almirena. This opera - a popular of Handel's most beautiful melodies – which will launch the career of the young composer who just arrived in London.
The Opéra de Lausanne is offering a new production of one of the greatest masterpieces of bel canto. Norma not only gives us a great lesson in humility, but also enchants us with her music, which is highlighted in the famous aria Casta Diva.
2. CONCERT
An exceptional concert gala to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Casino-Théâtre de Lausanne, known to us today as the Opéra de Lausanne, a theatre whose reputation has since spread far beyond our borders. Welcoming the iconic singer and actress Rossy de Palma to animate this unique evening.
3. DANSE
For their return to the Opéra de Lausanne, Gil Roman and his dancers invite you to a fascinating encounter with one of the greatest masters of contemporary music: Pierre Henri. His influence had deeply shaped Maurice Béjart at the beginning of his career.