
Faust inhabits an earthy, 19th-century world of primitive autopsies and medical rituals. He becomes obsessed with the beautiful Margarete and desperately turns to a physically grotesque moneylender to conjure their union.
A visually stunning, operatic descent into forbidden desire and cosmic bargains. It's a brooding, gothic spectacle of earthly obsessions clashing with infernal forces, wrapped in a dark, melancholic mood.












