Little Dorothy lives with her uncle Henry and Aunt Emma in Kansas. During a big storm, a tornado transports her to a distant land. Dorotka wants to return home, but the only one who can help her is the great wizard Oz from the Emerald City.

Phonetics professor Higgins makes a bet that he will turn the street child - the poor flower saleswoman Lisa, into a real lady. At first glance, however, the innocent game of male whimsy becomes a dangerous gamble with a female identity and personality.

The most performed opera in the world, written based on the novel by Alexander Dumas Jr. The Lady of the Camellias, composed by Giuseppe Verdi in 1853, right after the success of Rigoletto and The Troubadour. Today, this opera belongs to the permanent repertoire of many opera theaters around the world. In their time, however, the composer and librettist set out on a very thin ice.

The adaptation of the famous Danish film Adam's Apples is a modern transcript of the biblical Book of Job. What trials of life does modern man experience? Is it a test of the Devil or a sign of God? Can an ordinary apple pie cause a change in the extremist, save the pastor and unite the ununitable? Insight and black humor are complemented by a tangle of absurd comedy and drama.

A French opera with a topic from the Old Testament about the Israeli people longing for liberation from the Philistines.

Schiller's play touches on the power but also personal conflict of two women in English history - Mary Stuart and Elizabeth I of England.