Opera Inauguration: Magic Flute Part 9

During the performances, Dániel Dinyés, the mastermind behind the idea, will introduce the audience to the mysteries of the music, while director Pál Göttinger will give an insight into the operatic rehearsal process. The pair's stand-up makes the work and the genre understandable and makes everyone laugh with their entertaining analysis and improvisation of an opera. In addition to the duo's unique and unrepeatable introductions, this year's audience will of course be able to meet internationally renowned opera singers as well as artists at an early stage of their careers.

For ten years, Delta Productions' extraordinary series has been proving its worth to a packed house and making opera a genre for all to enjoy. The aim is to provide a unique experience for the theatre-lover, the opera-lover, the opera-enthusiast and the fun-lover.

◖ Why Mozart again and why The Magic Flute? ◗

"Being simple is one of the hardest things in the world. For Mozart, it's like reading. As our main ambition is to learn by laughing, or to make it easy to understand, there is no better choice than Mozart. In fact, of all the great Mozart operas, only the Magic Flute has so far been left out. There are so many characters, perhaps that's why we've put it off, even though it's his most popular and famous opera. Usually there are never more than two or three singers on stage at an opera opening. But here, there are at least four singers in a single scene, so - to give you a little behind-the-scenes secret right away - we're in for a coordination nightmare," says Dániel Dinyés with a laugh, before adding, "We'll take a genius and have fun. That's how I always think of the Opera House Gala. It's a meaningful, quality time. This is what we can expect for the 2024/25 season."