Un ballo in maschera
Faust

Gounod’s grand opera brings to the stage the tragic story of Faust, who sells his soul to the devil in exchange for youth and love, at a devastating moral and spiritual price. Stefano Poda’s celebrated production, dominated by a giant ring that shapes the stage space and creates an abstract, mesmerizing, breathtaking visual world, returns to our stage.
Il barbiere di Siviglia

Rossini’s comic classic returns in a new, wildly imaginative production by the creative duo Barbe & Doucet. At the heart of this intrigue-filled story are a quick-witted and uninhibited barber, a mart and determined young woman, a charming count, and an old, jealous doctor. The story moves from Seville into a fantastical world of illusion and magic, where nothing is quite as it seems.
Outcast

Tiberias, 1938. The singer Bahiyya struggles to survive amid the bloodshed, torn between two worlds. The Jews call her a traitor; the Arabs call her a fallen woman. A profound friendship between two women from different worlds reaches its tragic and inevitable end. Yonatan Cnaan and Ido Ricklin, the creators who brought you Theodor, return to the stage with a heroine left utterly alone. An opera rooted in pre-state Israel, inspired by a true story.
Carmen

Carmen is a powerful portrait of a fiercely independent woman who insists on her freedom and defies social conventions, even at the price of her tragic fate. In Jean-Louis Grinda’s roduction, the story is set in 1875, the year the opera was first performed. A bullring dominates the stage, filling it with passion, jealousy, and power struggles.
Hineni – Aya Korem and The Revolution Orchestra Sing Leonard Cohen

What happens when words that became secular prayers worldwide land on the desk of one of Israel’s most fascinating singer-songwriters? The Revolution Orchestra and Aya Korem invite you to dive into the depths of Leonard Cohen’s body of work, in a new multidisciplinary show that translates the classics that shaped generations into an “Israeli” experience.
Psycho – The Revolution Orchestra in a Cinematic Masterpiece

Alfred Hitchcock’s cinematic masterpiece, Psycho, arrives at the concert hall in an extraordinary format, where The Revolution Orchestra literally “lives inside the film,” becoming the primary driving force of suspense on stage.
Still Crazy – Red Band and The Revolution Orchestra Sing Paul Simon

The Revolution Orchestra and Red Band meet on stage to deliver a fresh, raw, and surprising interpretation of the immortal melodies of one of America’s greatest songwriters.
Peter Grimes

A chilling modern tragedy centered on a solitary, tormented man crushed beneath the fears, hypocrisy, and judgment of a seaside fishing community. In Mariusz Treliński’s production, the fishing village, the pier, and the sea take center stage. As rumors and suspicion intensify, Grimes’s vulnerability is laid bare with devastating force.