Così fan tutte
| 3 hours and 20 minutes circa intermission included | |
Dramma giocoso in two acts Libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus Teatro alla Scala New Production |
| Conductor | ALEXANDER SODDY |
|---|---|
| Staging | ROBERT CARSEN |
| Sets | ROBERT CARSEN & LUIS F. CARVALHO |
| Costumes | LUIS F. CARVALHO |
| Lights | ROBERT CARSEN & PETER VAN PRAET |
| Video | RENAUD RUBIANO |
| Choreographies | REBECCA HOWELL |
Cast
| Fiordiligi | Elsa Dreisig |
| Dorabella | Nina van Essen |
| Despina | Sandrine Piau |
| Guglielmo | Luca Micheletti |
| Ferrando | Giovanni Sala |
| Don Alfonso | Gerald Finley |
In brief
The very precious final opera of the Season is Mozart’s Così fan tutte, directed by Robert Carsen and featuring thereturn of Alexander Soddy, a British conductor much in demand at Covent Garden, the Metropolitan, and the Staatsopern of Vienna and Berlin in a repertoire that ranges from Wagner and Strauss to Mozart and Italian opera. The melancholic geometries of affection designed by Mozart, which are less frequently performed at La Scala than the other titles in the DaPontian trilogy, nevertheless include the legendary version by Guido Cantelli at the Piccola Scala in 1956, the majolicaarrayed stage sets of Michael Hampe and Mauro Pagano reprised more than once by Riccardo Muti starting in 1983, and the pensive work by Claus Guth conducted by Daniel Barenboim in 2014.
3 hours and 20 minutes intermission includedTv and Radio
TV BROADCASTING
- Rai 5 and RaiPlay in Italy, 6 November 2025 at 9.15pm
(on demand on RaiPlay until 15 days after the broadcast)
RADIO BROADCASTING
- Live - Rai Radio 3 (Italy), on 5 November 2025
- Live - Euroradio Live Circuit, on 5 November 2025




