Performance credits
Past performances 2017 — Yesterday
La Traviata (La traviata), Verdi
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperVioletta Valéry (Violetta Valery)
View cast and crewPrinzessin Turandot - Theater für Kinder, Puccini
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperLiù
View cast and crewFigaros Hochzeit Zweiter Teil, Mercadante
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperInez
View cast and crewNorma, Bellini
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperAdalgisa
View cast and crewDer Kleine Freischütz, Von Weber
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperAgathe
View cast and crewThe Rape of Lucretia, Britten
Theater Bibrastraße WuerzburgFemale Chorus (Female chorus)
View cast and crewFeatured past performances
La Traviata (La traviata), Verdi
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperVioletta Valéry (Violetta Valery)
View cast and crew
Prinzessin Turandot - Theater für Kinder, Puccini
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperLiù
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Figaros Hochzeit Zweiter Teil, Mercadante
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperInez
View cast and crew
Norma, Bellini
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperAdalgisa
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Der Kleine Freischütz, Von Weber
Allee Theater – Theater für Kinder und Hamburger KammeroperAgathe
View cast and crewFeatured performance videos
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Biography
Lilia-Fruz Bulhakova, Crimean Tatar and Ukrainian opera singer, soloist of Allee Theater Hamburg for 2022/2023 season. She performs the main role of Agatha in “Der kleine Freischütz" in the Allee Theater Hamburg and Adalgisa in the opera "Norma" by Bellini at the Kammeroper Hamburg. Lilia-Fruz received a Master degree with honors in opera singing at the Hochschule für Musik Würzburg in 2022, where she studied in the class of Alexandra Coku and Professor Martin Hummel. In the Opera Studio Theater Bibrastraße of the Hochschule für Musik Wuerzburg Lilia-Fruz Bulhakova performed following opera roles: the Female Chorus "Rape of Lucretia" by Britten, Ismene "Orpheus" by Telemann. She is a fellow of DAAD-Preis, Deutschlandstipendium, DAAD-Stibet. During her studies in Würzburg, she also studied
