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TRAVIATA Giuseppe Verdi
date:Friday, 22 June 2012
End date:Saturday, 23 June 2012
at:19:00
category:opera, classical music
Place:Grand Theatre - National Opera

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Opera in three acts
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave after La Dame aux camélias by Alexander Dumas, the son
World premiere: Grand Teatro La Fenice, Venice, 6 March 1853
Polish premiere: Teatr Wielki, Warszawa, 27 April 1856
Premiere of this production: 25 February 2010
Original language version with Polish surtitles

duration: 3 hrs 5 min., including: 2 intermissions

Conductor: Carlo Montanaro
Direction: Mariusz Treliński
Set Design: Boris Kudlička
Costume Design: Gosia Baczyńska, Tomasz Ossoliński
Choreography: Tomasz Wygoda
Chorus Master: Bogdan Gola
Lighting design: Marc Heinz
Literary consultancy: Piotr Gruszczyński
Video: Darek Błaszczyk / Cókierek
Wigs: Robert Kupisz
Make-up: Gonia Wielocha

Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of the Polish National Opera and Dancers

cast:
Violetta Valéry - Aleksandra Kurzak
Flora Bervoix - Anna Lubańska
Annina - Małgorzata Pańko
Alfredo Germont - Arnold Rutkowski
Giorgio Germont - Artur Ruciński
Gaston de Letorieres - Borys Ławreniw
Baron Douphol - Zbigniew Macias
Marquis D'Obigny - Czesław Gałka
Doctor Grenvil - Remigiusz Łukomski
Giuseppe - David Beucher
Messenger - Jacek Kostoń

Program of the event

It's better to burn out than to fade away
Kurt Cobain

Verdi’s most famous opera in this production directed by Mariusz Treliński achieves absolute artistic heights: the bond uniting music, theatre, and life seems to be closer than ever. What we see on stage, we have seen before: on television, at the cinema, in glossy magazines, on internet portals covering the lives of celebrities. Even so, Treliński’s production is unbelievably attractive, a contemporary show of huge calibre. La Traviata according to Piave, the libretto’s author, is a luxury courtesan from Paris who falls in love. La Traviata according to Treliński is a self-assured, fulfilled artist, owner of an exclusive nightclub. La Traviata dies but the show must go on, because there is no room in the world of glamour for true love and inevitable death.

Poster for the production, designed by Adam Żebrowski
Photo: Krzysztof Bieliński

Tickets

Reservation: +48 22 826 50 19

WWW page

www.teatrwielki.pl/en/current_listings/opera/kalendarium/la_traviata-1.html?year=2012&month=6&kid=653

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