Jaume Plensa, Pablo Heras-Casado, Robert Wilson and the International Council head the 3rd Teatro Real Awards

The power of culture unites and enriches.
Teatro Real

Still with the warm applause received the night before in his memory, for his masterful direction of The Master Singers of Nuremberg on the same stage, Pablo Heras-Casado, principal guest conductor of the Teatro Real, having led more than twelve productions in the Madrid Opera House, received the first artistic award of the evening, presented by the Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sport of the Community of Madrid, Mariano de Paco.

Heras-Casado recalled his first time at the Teatro Real, 18 years ago, and how here ‘he has had the opportunity to take on some of the greatest artistic challenges of his career. Here I have grown personally and professionally’. The maestro highlighted the enormous teamwork that takes place in this theatre, which has made it one of the most important in the world.

The III Teatro Real Awards recognise excellence in the arts and culture.
Beckmesser

The Teatro Real in Madrid has hosted the ceremony of the Teatro Real Awards for the third year, given to personalities and institutions that have offered their excellence and commitment to the world of the arts in general, and the development of the Madrid theatre in particular. […] The artistic awards went to conductor Pablo Heras-Casado, stage director Robert Wilson, and singers Saioa Hernández, Sara Blanch, Leigh Melrose and Martin Winkler.

 

Jaume Plensa, Pablo Heras-Casado and Robert Wilson, among the winners of the Teatro Real Awards.
Europa Press

The plastic artist Jaume Plensa, the orchestra conductor Pablo Heras-Casado and the stage director Robert Wilson, among others, have been the winners at the third edition of the Gala Concert of the Teatro Real Awards, with which the institution aims to highlight the merit of institutions, companies and personalities who have contributed with their art and their support to the activity of the Teatro Real.