Rupert Bergmann

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Rupert Bergmann (born 14 June 1965) is an Austrian bass-baritone opera singer.

In 2011 he presented Vogel Herzog Idiot, three "Mini-Mono-Operas" written for him by three different composers (in collaboration with Theater an der Wien).^[1]