Evgeny Titov: Graz staging as a springboard to a career

Evgeny Titov: Graz staging as a springboard to a career

In Graz, an exciting new staging of the opera "Tannhäuser" is expected, which is led by the emerging director Evgeny Titov. Titov, a Kazache who has already gained in the stage scene in a quarter of a century experience, has made a name for himself by staging particularly intensive and profound pieces. His awareness grew after successful directorial work, including at the Komische Oper in Berlin, where he debuted with "Oedipe" by George Enescu in 2021.

"I am more responsible for the difficult pieces," said the director, who does not feel addressed by lighter operas like Donizetti's "love potion". Instead, he prefers works that can raise real questions and stimulate thought. He believes that such productions can convey deeper insights and emotions, which in his opinion makes the essence of the opera. His previous successes also include the staging of Schostakovich's "Lady Macbeth von Mzensk", which celebrated its premiere in Wiesbaden in 2020.

perfect choice for Graz

director Ulrich Lenz immediately recognized Titov's potential and brought him to Graz to open the season. "Evgeny is a blatant director who has a feel for the challenges that arise from the complex issues of the pieces," remarked Lenz. Titov brings a breath of fresh air to the Graz opera and will certainly attract many spectators. His vision for "Tannhäuser" promises to be a combination of emotional depth and artistic brilliance.

"I enjoy the truth, the suffering and what real content has," explained Titov, underlining his dedication to art. This season opening will not only be of interest in Graz, but also beyond, since Titov's unique perspective on the opera can open up new perspectives.

The performative and content aspects of his direction will offer the audience an experience that has been remembered for a long time. The upcoming event is undoubtedly one of the most exciting premieres of the coming season. Weitere Informationen über die Inszenierung und die Hintergründe sind auf www.kleinezeitung.at available.

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