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Antje Schröder

als MARGARITA

Nadia brings a visceral intensity to the stage, blending classical technique with a raw, brutalist physicality. Her interpretation of Bulgakov's Margarita is a radical departure from tradition, focusing on the sheer force of the character's revolutionary will.

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Johannes Raatz

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als Meister

Nadia brings a visceral intensity to the stage, blending classical technique with a raw, brutalist physicality. Her interpretation of Bulgakov's Margarita is a radical departure from tradition, focusing on the sheer force of the character's revolutionary will.

Jana Helmert

als Woland

Nadia brings a visceral intensity to the stage, blending classical technique with a raw, brutalist physicality. Her interpretation of Bulgakov's Margarita is a radical departure from tradition, focusing on the sheer force of the character's revolutionary will.

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Savannah Robold

als Behemot

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Nadia brings a visceral intensity to the stage, blending classical technique with a raw, brutalist physicality. Her interpretation of Bulgakov's Margarita is a radical departure from tradition, focusing on the sheer force of the character's revolutionary will.

Aurelie Zippel

als Korowjew

Nadia brings a visceral intensity to the stage, blending classical technique with a raw, brutalist physicality. Her interpretation of Bulgakov's Margarita is a radical departure from tradition, focusing on the sheer force of the character's revolutionary will.

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