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Szerző/Author: Geréb Zsófia (Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin)
E-mail: gerebzs@gmail.com
Rövid életrajz/Bio:

Geréb Zsófia, prózai színházi és operarendező, 2019 óta a Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin intézményében oktat színészmesterséget operaénekeseknek, illetve 2022-től az NRW Opernstudio színészmesterség oktatásának (Szenischer Unterricht) vezetője.

How to cite:
Theatron 17, 3. sz. (2023): 61–73.
Cím/Title (ENG): The Opera Singer’s Work as an Actor. Re-reading Stanislavski and Felsenstein
Abstract:

We would think that the tradition of „park and bark” is reminiscent of a past operatic theatre, which is only mentioned in an ironic sense nowadays. My experiences as an acting teacher for opera singers and a recent reading of Stanislavski’s and Felsenstein’s thoughts made me realise, that although a lot has changed in the past almost 100 years regarding the tasks of an opera singer as an actor, it is far from enough. Through reading these two important figures of 20th-century theatre, I am trying to build up a guide for opera singers regarding their tasks as actors. In the second part, I am trying to find answers to the question of how it is possible that some of the “old” practices and habits of operatic performance still stubbornly persist in today’s Musiktheater.

Keywords: Stanislavski, Felsenstein, acting training, opera, Musiktheater