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Johannes Schaaf (born 7 April 1933 in Stuttgart) is a German film, theatre and opera director and actor. Several of his films have been internationally recognized. His focus shifted to opera in the 1980s and he has worked at many of the leading international opera houses within Europe, as well as, by special invitation, some renowned opera houses in the United States and the eastern hemisphere.
He initially studied medicine at the Universities of Tübingen and Berlin, but moved into theatre during the 1950s, during which he worked at the Staatstheater Stuttgart as actor and assistant stage director. 1958 he started directing himself at the Theater Ulm. During the 1960s, he became acclaimed through multiple movie and TV productions.
His film Trotta was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival. He was head of the jury at the 19th Berlin International Film Festival. His movie Tattoo was one of the first films to address the generational tensions during the early years of Germany's "student revolution".
In the 1980s, he turned more and more towards theatre and opera. His last movie was Momo in 1986. He directed plays at the Vienna Burgtheater, the Schiller Theater in Berlin, the Residenztheater in Munich and the Salzburg Festival (Leonce and Lena, Nathan the Wise, La Folle Journée by Beaumarchais). He directed opera at the Salzburg Festival: Capriccio, The Magic Flute and Die Entführung aus dem Serail, working with conductor Georg Solti.
At the Royal Opera House Covent Garden in London he directed Mozart's Idomeneo, The Marriage of Figaro (1987), Così fan tutte (1989), and Don Giovanni. With conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt he directed Idomeneo (1987) and Così fan tutte (1989) at the Vienna State Opera. He worked at the Bavarian State Opera and De Nederlandse Opera, as well as with the Staatstheater Stuttgart: Lady Macbeth von Mzensk, Wozzeck, Rigoletto, Simon Boccanegra, Hansel and Gretel, Falstaff and The Queen of Spades.
His production of Boris Godunov at the Bavarian State Opera was also shown at the grand opening of the New Opera house in Tel Aviv. He directed Othello in Stockholm, Fidelio, Die Fledermaus, Eugene Onegin and King Roger by Karol Szymanowski in Amsterdam. The Zurich Opera was showplace to his production of Verdi's Aida as well as a highly regarded new version of Weber's Oberon.
Schaaf lived and worked for many years of his early career with actress Rosemarie Fendel; since 1984 he is married to opera singer Stella Kleindienst wiki
Director (14 credits)
1986 Momo
1977-1978 El viejo (TV Series) (2 episodes)
1975 Leonce und Lena (TV Movie)
1975 El comisario (TV Series) (1 episode)
1973 La ciudad de la libertad (Traumstadt)
1971 Trotta
1968 Lebeck (TV Movie)
1967 Tätowierung
1967 Der Mann aus dem Bootshaus (TV Movie)
1966 Große Liebe (TV Movie)
1965 Die Gegenprobe (TV Movie)
1965 Im Schatten einer Großstadt (TV Movie)
1964 Hotel Iphigenie (TV Movie)
1963 Ein ungebetener Gast (TV Movie)
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Enlaces completados:
OK Traumstadt (Johannes Schaaf, 1973)
Momo (Johannes Schaaf, 1986)
La ciudad de la libertad / La ciudad soñada Ficha Técnica: Título original: Traumstadt Año: 1973 País: Alemania del Oeste Género: Terror. Drama. Surrealismo Dirección: Johannes Schaaf Guión: Rosemarie Fendel, Johannes Schaaf (Novela: Alfred Kubin) Duración: 124 min Reparto: Per Oscarsson, Rosemarie Fendel, Olimpia, Eva Maria Meineke, Helen Vita, Heinrich Schweiger, Rony Williams, Alexander May, Louis Waldon, Josef Hlinomaz, Herbert Bötticher Datos del archivo: Idioma: Alemán con subs en español, inglés y ruso (srt) Calidad: SATRip Resolución: 544x416 Formato: MKV Tamaño: 1,29 GB Sinopsis: Una pareja de artistas se muda a un pueblo célebre por su excesiva libertad, que roza la utopía. Pero debajo de la fachada, se oculta una realidad atroz. Filme inspirado en "Die Andere Seite", novela de Alfred Kubin. (FILMAFFINITY)