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  • Eyvazov Yusif copyright by Vladimir Shirkov 13
  • Carlo Bosi
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  • Anna Netrebko 0H3A1151 ph Brescia e Amisano ©Teatro alla Scala
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  • Caterina Sala 693548BADG ph Brescia e Amisano © Teatro alla Scala
  • Alessandro Spina
Ph. Marco Brescia & Rudy Amisano
From 4 to 19 March 2022
Francesco Cilea

Royal Opera House, Covent Garden; Gran Teatre del Liceu; Wiener Staatsoper; Opéra National de Paris; San Francisco Opera Coproduction

 

Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus

Conductor Giampaolo Bisanti
Staging David McVicar
Sets Charles Edwards
Costumes Brigitte Reiffenstuel
Lights Adam Silverman
Choreography Andrew George

CAST
Maurizio

Freddie De Tommaso (4, 6, 10 mar.)

Yusif Eyvazov (9, 12, 16, 19 mar.)
Prince de Bouillon Alessandro Spina
The Abbé de Chazeuil Carlo Bosi
Michonnet

Alessandro Corbelli (4, 6, 10 mar.)
Ambrogio Maestri (9, 12, 16, 19 mar.)
Poisson Francesco Pittari
Adriana

Maria Agresta (4, 6, 10 mar.)
Anna Netrebko (9, 12, 16, 19 mar.)
Princess de Bouillon

Anita Rachvelishvili (4, 6, 16, 19 mar)
Elena Zhidkova (9, 10, 12 mar.)
Mad.lla Jouvenot Caterina Sala
Mad.lla Dangeville Svetlina Stoyanova

Francesco Cilea’s most famous opera is enjoying new popularity and esteem, winning over a new generation of operagoers. Although noted for legendary interpretations by the most venerated sopranos — Mafalda Favero, Renata Tibaldi, Clara Petrella, Mirella Freni, and Daniela Dessi — it has been absent from the Teatro alla Scala programme since 2007. It now returns in the production originally directed by David McVicar for the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The outstanding Italian conductor Giampaolo Bisanti will be on the podium to lead today’s finest stage talents.