Brundibar Tickets

Brundibar is best known as a performer associated with the historic two-act children’s opera by Hans Krása, with a Czech libretto by Adolf Hoffmeister. First performed clandestinely in Prague in 1942 and later in Theresienstadt (1943–44), the work has become a powerful symbol of resilience and hope in Holocaust history. This performer page highlights Brundibar’s connection to the opera, notable discography highlights, and upcoming tour appearances that bring this important repertoire to new audiences.

Note: Brundibar’s legacy is carried through ensembles and choirs that staged the work worldwide. While there is no chart-centric soloography for Brundibar as a standalone performer, the material is preserved through complete releases and performances by reputable ensembles and recording labels.

Upcoming 2025 performances featuring Brundibar or Brundibár-related programs include appearances at major opera houses and regional stages. These engagements serve as education-focused experiences in Holocaust studies and youth opera programs. To stay updated, follow official channels and venues listed in performer profiles, including social media and organizational websites. Secure your seats through trusted ticket partners, and we’ve got you covered for reliable access to these powerful performances.

• Opéra National du Rhin (Strasbourg; May–June 2025 run with Colmar/Mulhouse)
• Staatstheater Nürnberg (December 6, 2025)
• Sarasota Opera (November 8–9, 2025)

For more context on Brundibar’s impact, explore the discography spanning 1986–2007 across labels like Christophorus, Koch International, Channel Classics, ARBOS, ARBOS/ORF, Arabesque, EDA Records, Naxos, and EMA Vinci. These recordings capture the performative essence of Brundibar within choral and orchestral renderings, contributing to Holocaust education worldwide.

Follow Brundibar and related organizations for updates: Opéra National du Rhin, Staatstheater Nürnberg, Sarasota Opera.