La traviata
Opera in three acts Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus Teatro alla Scala Ballet Company Teatro alla Scala Production |
| Conductor | MICHELE GAMBA |
|---|---|
| Staging | LILIANA CAVANI |
| Sets | DANTE FERRETTI |
| Costumes | GABRIELLA PESCUCCI |
| Lights | ANDREA GIRETTI |
| Choreographies | MICHA VAN HOECKE |
Cast
| Violetta Valéry | Nadine Sierra (19, 23, 28 Sep.; 2, 6, 10 and 15 Oct.); Francesca Pia Vitale (26, 30 Sep.; 3, 8, 12 Oct.) |
| Flora Bervoix | Carlotta Vichi |
| Annina | Mariapaola Di Carlo** / Saori Sugiyama** |
| Alfredo Germont | Piero Pretti (19, 23, 28 Sep.; 2, 6, 10 and 15 Oct.)/ Iván Ayón Rivas (26, 30 Sep.; 3, 8, 12 Oct.) |
| Giorgio Germont, suo padre | Boris Pinkhasovich (19, 23, 26, 28 Sep.; 2, 6, 10 and 15 Oct.) / Amartuvshin Enkhbat (30 Sep.; 3, 8, 12 Oct.) |
| Gastone, Visconte di Létorières | Francesco Pittari |
| Barone Douphol | Fabrizio Beggi |
| Marchese d'Obigny | Gianluca Failla |
| Dottor Grenvil | Xhieldo Hyseni |
| Giuseppe, servo di Violetta | Aldo Sartori** |
| Domestico di Flora | Gabriele Valsecchi* / Guillermo Esteban Bussolini* |
| Commissionario | Zhibin Zhang** |
* Artist of Teatro alla Scala Chorus
**Student of the Teatro alla Scala Academy
In brief
A blessing and a challenge in the programming of every major opera house, La traviata holds a special place in La Scala’s history, marked by the legendary 1953 production conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini, directed by Luchino Visconti, and starring Maria Callas. That iconic interpretation seemed untouchable until 1990, when Riccardo Muti commissioned a new, lavish production from director Liliana Cavani, with sets by Dante Ferretti and costumes by Gabriella Pescucci, featuring an all-young cast. This evocative and poetic staging returns to the stage in 2026, conducted by Michele Gamba, who in recent years has led major productions at La Scala including Rigoletto, Médée, Turandot, and Tosca. The cast is unmissable: alongside the charismatic Nadine Sierra in the title role, Piero Pretti and Iván Ayón Rivas alternate as Alfredo, with Boris Pinkhasovich and Amartuvshin Enkhbat as Giorgio Germont



