Lisa Hähnel: Bad Herrenalber voice conquers the stage in Ötigheim!

Lisa Hähnel: Bad Herrenalber voice conquers the stage in Ötigheim!

The German soprano Lisa Hähnel from Bad Herrenalb will take over the leading role of the Josepha in the operetta "Im Weißen Rössl" in the coming summer season. This performance takes place on the largest open -air stage in Germany, the Ötigheim folk spectacles. Lisa Hähnel is known for her profound and present representations, which she will also bring in in this demanding role. The role description not only requires deep, but also lightness, which makes Hähnel an ideal cast. Together with the managing director of the folk spectacles, Melanie Smiejkowski, and costume designer Ulli Kremer recently presented the dirndl that she will wear during the performances, which is of great symbol value for staging. According to bnn.de also shows itself in the staging as a concise and engaging Artist.

Lisa Hähnel was born in Swabia in 1989 and initially completed an apprenticeship as an operational assistant (OTA) before she followed her passion for music. Her musical career began at the vocational school for music in Krumbach, followed by a singing studies at the Karlsruhe University of Music with Professor Friedemann Röhlig. In 2015 she completed her bachelor's degree and then continued in 2015 with a master's degree. Over the years she gained experience in many productions, including at the Baden State Theater Karlsruhe, where she started as a guest soloist in 2015. Her achievements were always positively rated for roles in pieces such as "My Fair Lady" and "Verdis Macbeth". In the 2021/22 season, she celebrated her first major role as Nella in Puccini's "Gianni Schicchi". These diverse appearances underpin their career, which is characterized by engagements in Oslo, Stockholm, Baden-Baden and other cities. Further details on your career can be found on your website

commitment to music agency

In addition to her acting talents, Lisa Hähnel also has a strong focus on teaching classical music on children. She plans the premiere of a children's and youth music theater in 2025 to introduce younger generations to the world of music. This shows its commitment to a positive development in the music theater, which goes beyond current performances and wants to set long -term impulses. Such an initiative becomes increasingly relevant, especially in times of corona pandemic, which has severely affected the theater landscape. It is a sign of renewal and hope for the future of contemporary music theater, which can demonstrate its capacity as a crisis solution through new, innovative programming, as miz.de reports.

The upcoming productions that Hähnel will enrich with their charisma and talent could not only be important for the Ötigheim folk spectacles, but also for contemporary music theater as a whole, since it can create new perspectives and appreciation. Her continuous steps in the industry show that Hähnel makes an important contribution to music teaching both as an artist and as a pedagogue.