When does the event start?

The performance begins on June 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM.

Where does Lohengrin take place?

In the Little Golden Hall at Jesuitengasse 12, 86152 Augsburg.

What is the entrance fee?

According to the event info, tickets start at €30; a second category is priced at €35.

Is the venue accessible?

The Little Golden Hall is described as barrier-free in the city information.

How many seats are there in the hall?

The Little Golden Hall is permanently equipped with 320 seats.

Is there catering on site?

Food and drink are not allowed in the hall; refreshments can be provided in the foyer on the ground floor.

Wagner's Lohengrin Sounds in the Baroque Splendor of the Little Golden Hall

Name: Lohengrin
Start: 2026-06-13T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-13T22:30:00+02:00
Location: Kleiner Goldener Saal

Lohengrin in the Little Golden Hall: Wagner's Sound between Baroque Splendor and Fine Tension

On June 13, 2026, a particularly radiant opera evening unfolds in the Little Golden Hall in Augsburg. With excerpts from Richard Wagner's Lohengrin, the evening promises great vocal art, dramatic intensity, and that hovering magic for which this work has stood since its premiere in 1850. The story of Elsa, the mysterious Swan Knight, and the destructive power of questioning is among the most compelling themes in musical theater. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56257-lohengrin/))

A Musical Drama Full of States of Suspension

Wagner's Lohengrin connects medieval legend with political conflict, ideals of love, and the pain of farewell. The work thrives on grand arcs, radiant choral scenes, and a score that oscillates between lyrical seduction and dark premonition. It is precisely this internal tension that makes the material so effective on stage to this day. The Wagner researcher and critic repeatedly emphasizes how much Lohengrin as a musical drama is characterized by doubt, redemption, and the failure of human closeness. ([wagneropera.net](https://www.wagneropera.net/operas/opera-lohengrin.htm?utm_source=openai))

The Little Golden Hall as a Stylish Resonance Space

The Little Golden Hall at Jesuitengasse 12 is regarded as a baroque festival hall with 320 seats and is today a popular venue for cultural events. The ceiling fresco by Matthäus Günther and the stucco work by Johann M. Feichtmayr give the room an atmosphere that impressively combines opera sound and historical architecture. For the audience, this creates a special stage experience between intimacy and festive splendor. ([augsburg.de](https://www.augsburg.de/buergerservice-rathaus/buergerservice/raeume-mieten/kleiner-goldener-saal/?utm_source=openai))

Voices, Tension, and Audience Reaction

The cast with internationally renowned artists makes the evening additionally attractive. According to the event notice, Lena Kutzner as Elsa, Zurab Zurabishvili as Lohengrin, Tamta Tarieli as Ortrud, and Peter Valentovic on piano are announced, among others. It is precisely this combination of vocal presence, chamber-like concentration, and Wagnerian drama that creates that theatrical atmosphere where every musical detail counts. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56257-lohengrin/))

Those who experience Lohengrin live encounter a work that captivates both with its sonic beauty and its emotional depth. The evening in the Little Golden Hall promises concentrated operatic art, an elegant ambiance, and a strong approach to Wagner's fascinating boundary between mysticism and humanity. A visit is worthwhile for all who appreciate great stage art in a special setting. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/events/56257-lohengrin/))