Commedia dell’Arte | 7.4.27

Musical theater filled with Baroque sounds

Experience a captivating musical theater performance as part of the Early Music concert series, which brings the colorful world of the Commedia dell’Arte to the stage. In a lively blend of drama, dance, masquerade, and historical music, the story unfolds of the courageous Colombina, who defies her father’s plans and fights for her freedom and her love for Arlecchino.

Look forward to an entertaining play full of mistaken identities, intrigue, and surprising twists—entirely in the spirit of traditional Italian theater. The action is accompanied by virtuoso live music performed on historical instruments, featuring works from Italy and Europe during the Baroque era.

Featuring Margrita Wahrer and Michal Grman (actors) as well as the ensemble L’Art de la Modulation: Martha Hübner (transverse flute), Marie Desgoutte (violin), Simone Meyer(cello), and Enno Kastens (harpsichord).

Here’s what to expect:

• Captivating musical theater featuring the famous characters of the Commedia dell’Arte
• Historical music performed on period instruments by the ensemble L’Art de la Modulation
• Masked performances, dance, and acrobatics in the tradition of Italian folk theater
• A humorous story about love, freedom, and the courage to forge one’s own path
• A special concert experience for lovers of early music and cultural history

Secure your tickets now and look forward to an evening full of music, humor, and Italian culture.

In collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute in Stuttgart