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Behind the Seams: How Carmen's Costumes Are Handmade at Deutsche Oper Berlin in 360°

Name: Behind the Seams: How Carmen&#039;s Costumes Are Handmade at Deutsche Oper Berlin in 360°
Uploaded: 2025-01-16T12:17+00:00
Duration: T05M52S
Channel: BeyondVR

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Ever wondered what it takes to bring an opera to life? Well, buckle up and step into the world of Carmen at Deutsche Oper Berlin—in 360°! 🎭✨

Opera is basically music and theatre having the most dramatic love affair ever, and the costumes? Oh, they’re the real stars of the show. By the end of the performance, the clothes and props reveal the very soul of the characters (yes, even that guy you’re not rooting for).

In this video, I take you behind the scenes at Bühnenservice Berlin, where all the magic happens. From handmade costumes to shoes and props, you’ll meet the incredible artisans who work their fingers to the bone (sometimes literally—be careful with those needles!) to create every tiny detail.
So, join me as I follow their daily grind and see how they bring Carmen to life, one stitch at a time. It’s dramatic, it’s artistic, and, honestly, it’s kind of amazing!