Photographer Monika Rittershaus is regarded as an inspiring interpreter of today's musical theatre in all its diversity, opulence, and drama, but also in its human profundity, uniqueness, and veracity. As a highly sensitive observer, she looks out over the on-stage activity, uncovering gentle, touching, and peripheral moments. Barrie Kosky: "I have often observed Monika at work through the corner of my eye as I sit behind the production desk ... She seems to sense the inner world of a moment and to know at exactly the right moment when to click her camera." In her highly stringent visual compositions, Rittershaus depicts in a personalized and decisive way many influential directors and operas such as:
DAS RHEINGOLD, Richard Wagner, Los Angeles Opera (2009), director: Achim Freyer
COSI FAN TUTTE, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Salzburger Festspiele (2020), director: Christof Loy
TANNHÄUSER, Richard Wagner, De Nationale Opera, Amsterdam (2019), director: Christof Loy
CARMEN, Georges Bizet, Oper Frankfurt (2016), director: Barrie Kosky
SALOME, Richard Strauss, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow (2021), director: Claus Guth
ELEKTRA, Richard Strauss, Staatsoper Hamburg (2022), director: Dmitri Tcherniakov
IPHIGÉNIE EN TAURIDE, Christoph Willibald Gluck, Opernhaus Zurich (2020), director: Andreas Homoki
CENDRILLON, Jules Massenet, Opéra National de Paris Bastille (2022), director: Mariame Clément
Text in English and German.
| ISBN: | 9783897906693 |
| Publication date: | 12th August 2022 |
| Author: | Monika Rittershaus |
| Publisher: | Arnoldsche an imprint of Arnoldsche Art Publishers |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 224 pages |
| Series: | Arnoldsche Art Publishers |
| Genres: |
Photographs: collections Individual photographers Theatre direction and production Opera |
Photographer Monika Rittershaus is regarded as an inspiring interpreter of today's musical theatre in all its diversity, opulence, and drama, but also in its human profundity, uniqueness, and veracity. As a highly sensitive observer, she looks out over the on-stage activity, uncovering gentle, touching, and peripheral moments.
The Scene and the Unseen features in the following genres: Photographs: collections, Individual photographers, Theatre direction and production, Opera
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The Scene and the Unseen was written by Monika Rittershaus and published by Arnoldsche an imprint of Arnoldsche Art Publishers
The Scene and the Unseen has 224 pages
Yes it is part of Arnoldsche Art Publishers series
£37.80, reduced from £42.00. Not Available.