I'm not an opera goer. What's Eurotrash style?
Basically, a table and a lamp for props, and essentially no backdrop whatsoever.
Basically it is director-oriented to the point that the original meaning of the opera is secondary to the director's "vision". So, operas are frequently set in different periods other than the one for which the opera was written; the director will try to "make a point" that has nothing to do with the original work. They will often add overt sexuality and even extraneous nudity in order to shock the audience.
Supposedly, they are trying to bring in new audiences; but I think they are driving away the core fan base.