From / To	Opera		Role	Location
Feb 10		Andrea Chenier	lighting	Madrid(Real)	C: Víctor Pablo Pérez; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Aug 09	Le	comte Ory	lighting	Pesaro	C: R Palumbo; P: Pasqual
Mar 09	La	fanciulla del West	lighting	Sevilla(Maestranza)	C: P Halffter; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Apr 08	La	fanciulla del West	lighting	Roma(Opera)	C: Gelmetti; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Jan-Feb 08		Tristan und Isolde	lighting	Madrid(Real)	C: Lopez-Cobos; P: Pasqual

Jul 10		Simon Boccanegra	lighting	Madrid(Real)	C: Lopez-Cobos; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Feb 10		Otello	lighting	Lausanne	C: Rovaris; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Dec 09		Andrea Chenier	lighting it	Paris(Opera)	C: Oren; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Nov 09		Pagliacci	lighting	Santa Cruz	C: Guingal; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Nov 09	La	voix humaine	lighting	Santa Cruz	C: Guingal; P: Román Calleja
Sep-Nov 09		Manon Lescaut	lighting	Leipzig	C: Rudolf Piehlmayer; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Aug-Sep 09		Andrea Chenier	lighting it	Helsinki(Opera)	C: Hold-Garrido; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Jul 09		Don Giovanni	lighting	Avenches	C: Martinenghi; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco
Nov 08	Die	Zauberflote	lighting	Skopje	C: Moreso; P: Zabrsa
Aug 07		Otello	lighting	Pesaro	C: R Palumbo; P: Giancarlo Del Monaco

Set and light designer Wolfgang von Zoubek was born in St. Pölten in Austria and completed his training in Munich and the United States. He has been involved with the Salzburg, Bayreuth and Bregenz Festivals and has been responsible for staging numerous productions since 1986. He has worked with directors such as Sigwulf Turek, Teppe Harms, Pier Luigi Pizzi, Herbert von Karajan, Herbert Wernicke, Luigi Alva, Flavio Trevisan, Georg Rootering, Patrizia Panton, Luis Pascal and Giancarlo del Monaco. As a designer he has worked at the Arena di Verona, the Rossini Festivals in Pesaro, the Mozart Festivals in La Corunia and the Opera Festival in Istanbul, among others. He has also worked in Monte Carlo, Nice, Tokyo, Nagoya, Sydney, Pretoria, Seville, Paris, Rome, Naples, Palermo, Bologna, Genoa, Pisa and Turin, and in Madrid, Bilbao, Stockholm, Bogota, Buenos Aires, Luxembourg, Dallas, Berlin, Vienna, Sofia, Seoul, Skopye, Cartania, Helsinki and Moscow. 

Highlights range from the great classical opera repertoire of Verdi’s “Othello”, “Aida”, “Falstaff” and “Simon Boccanegra” through Puccini’s “Il Trittico”, “Tosca”, “La Boheme”, “La Traviata” and “La Fanciulla del West” to the German repertoire including Wagner’s “Tristan and Isolde”, “Parsifal”, “Tannhäuser”, “The Flying Dutchman” and “Ring des Nibelungen“, as well as “Wozzeck”, “Mephistopheles”, “Guntram”, “Salome”, “Don Giovanni”, “Eugene Onegin” and “Moses and Aaron”.