In February, the SemperOpernball will take place in Dresden for the first time in around four years. The first opera ball after the Corona-related break will be hosted by actor Tom Wlaschiha (50), who became internationally known for the hit series “Game of Thrones,” and his colleague Stephanie Stumph (39).
“The SemperOpernball is an integral part of the lifestyle of my hometown Dresden,” Stumph is quoted as saying in a press release. “It is a great honor for me to be able to lead through this traditional event as a presenter alongside Tom Wlaschiha and to help shape the ball’s restart after a four-year break.” According to the announcement, the comeback is a “revamped ball” that will be celebrated on February 23rd in and in front of the Semperoper Dresden.
And another star has already been announced. Giovanni Zarrella (45) will give the traditional midnight concert with his band. “The Semperoper in Dresden is a real music temple. Performing live here is something very special for every artist,” says the entertainer and presenter happily. For him, “such a historic house […] is a real feel-good place.”
The opera singer Rolando Villazón (51) will also perform in February. Details about the entire program will be announced at a later date on the SemperOpernball homepage. Tickets for the major event, where, according to the announcement, up to 2,500 guests are expected in the traditional house, are already available on the website.
