100 years of Semper Opera Ball: A festival of the stars in Dresden!

100 years of Semper Opera Ball: A festival of the stars in Dresden!

Dresden, Deutschland - On February 7, 2025, the Dresden Semperoper will shine in the sign of an extraordinary anniversary: ​​The 100th Semperopernball promises to become a spectacular event that inspires both classical and entertainment fans. For the first time ago, this glamorous ball took place, which has now become one of the largest and most beautiful opera balls in Europe. With a program that includes international artists such as the soprano Golda Schulz and Star-Trumpeter Till Brönner, the evening will offer an unforgettable experience for guests and spectators on theater square, such as television series.de reported.

The event is moderated by the popular duo Stephanie Stumph and Tom Wlaschiha, which already played a central role in the comeback of Semper Opera Ball in 2024. In addition to the musical performances, the prestigious chorus Award is also awarded. This year the awards are going to the talented young soprano Jasmin Delfs and the internationally renowned music producers and DJ Purple Disco Machine. Among other things, Delfs was enthusiastic about their impressive performance in "Fidelio", while Purple Disco Machine, known for collaborations with stars such as Lady Gaga and Elton John, is also looking forward to this special evening, he said: "I am honored to receive this prize in my hometown," added the artist. This illustrates the outstanding importance of this event for the culture of Dresden and beyond, as Top-magazin-dresden.de

an unforgettable evening

The Semperopernball 2025 will also offer another highlight in the form of the traditional waltz of the debutants. The Saxon Staatskapelle and the Semperoper Ballet will accompany the program musically and give the guests an intoxicating evening with a mix of culture and dance. "Semperopernball 2025 - Live from Dresden" is staged by Riverside Entertainment as an impressive production and promises to become a breathtaking event in both the opera halls and on the viewers' screens.