Palladium, Cologne: During his lifetime - he died in 1933, aged 55 - the Austrian composer Franz Schreker rose to a position rivalling that of Richard Strauss in the German operatic world; but as a Jew his works were banned by the Nazis, disappearing until a slow but steady revival began in the 1970s. That revival gathers pace with Cologne Opera's production of Die Gezeichneten - the title means The Stigmatized,…
SOURCE: The Stage at 06:08AM on April 22, 2013