The Magic Flute is a whimsical and fantastical opera composed by Mozart. It tells the story of Prince Tamino and his quest to rescue the beautiful princess Pamina. Along the way, they encounter magical creatures, trials, and tribulations. With the help of a magic flute and a loyal bird catcher named Papageno, Tamino must navigate a world filled with enchantment and danger. Will true love prevail in the face of darkness?

Das Rheingold is the first of the four music dramas that constitute Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen. It tells the story of the theft of the magical Rhinegold and the consequences that unfold. Set in a mythical world of gods, giants, and mythical creatures, the drama explores themes of power, greed, and the corrupting influence of wealth.

A mythical performance from la Monnaie - Bruxelles. Parsifal is a strange and enigmatic work. At the end of his life, did Wagner wish to celebrate asceticism, which he himself had never practised? Did he fall upon his knees before the Cross, as claimed by Nietzsche? And what does the secret society of knights based on pure blood signify, desperately waiting for the saviour to regenerate it? What is the true nature of the opposition between the worlds of Klingsor and the Grail? What can Parsifal tell us today? In his artistic will and testament, Wagner condenses his moral idea of the world and returns to the roots of love and religion - to the very heart of art according to him. With the participation of conductor Hartmut Haenchen who is passionated by the score, Italian stage director Romeo Castellucci proposes an original reading of this brilliant work and explores the essence of Wagnerian ‘Kunstreligion’ in a different light.

Part of Stuttgart Ring Cycle 2002/2003 - First Day

Richard Wagner: Parsifal (1993) is a filmed opera that portrays the legendary tale of Parsifal, a knight who embarks on a quest for enlightenment and redemption. With music composed by Richard Wagner, the opera explores themes of faith, transformation, and the power of compassion. This visually stunning performance captures the essence of the mythical world in which Parsifal's journey unfolds.

David Alden's production of Wagner's grand romantic opera was recorded at the National Theatre in Munich, with Bayerische Staatsoper, in September 1994. Shot over three days by leading opera director Brian Large, this recording benefits from the ideal technical conditions made possible by a closed session. Alden, one of the most iconoclastic interpreters of classical opera, stirs up the visionary, erotic, and archetypal elements in Wagner's work. The cold, forbidding aspect of the stylized and predominantly monochrome sets and costumes by Roni Toren and Buki Shiff manifests the strait-jacket of tradition from which Tannhäuser seeks to free himself in this powerful opera.

Die Frau ohne Schatten (1994) is a visually stunning drama/fantasy/musical movie directed by Bryan Singer. The story follows the journey of a woman who is trapped between two worlds, the human world and a parallel supernatural realm. As she tries to find her way back to reality, she must confront her inner demons and make difficult choices.