Organization

Admin

Megaron Athens Concert Hall

Stage director

Angela Kleopatra Saroglou

Costume designer

Constantinos Zamanis

Set designer

Lighting designer

Stella Kaltsou

Video designer

Vassilis Kechagias

Singer

Baritone

Deyan Vatchkov

Tiziano

Dimitris Tiliakos

Kazantzakis

Ray Chenez

Icarus

Marinos Tarnanas

Manolios

Marissia Papalexiou

Silvana

Michalis Psyrras

Petros

Nicholas Maraziotis

Artist A

Andreas Karaoulis

Araldo

Conductor

Nikos Vassileiou

Orchestra

Novarte Symphonic Orchestra

Others

Fons Musicalis Choir

Tenor

Dario Di Vietri

El Greco

Chorus master

Kostis Kostantaras

Eleni Calenos

Sofia

Jerónima de Las Cuevas

Molino

Jerónima’s Father

Grand Inquisitor

Monk

Inquisitor

Artist B

Italian

El Greco Opera in three acts

Athens

Greece

El Greco Hatzinasios

Public

Santiago Martin Bermejo

Greek

Approved

El Greco Opera in three acts: El Greco Hatzinasios

The original opera El Greco by Giorgos Hadjinassios tells the story of the journey of Dominikos Theotokopoulos from his native Crete to Italy and then to Spain, where he remained until his death. Throughout his journey, the great painter sought the divine breath hidden in every being, behind the forms, and wished to be reunited with the Creator. The work is in no way a historical documentary, but deals with the journey of Greco’s inner search as any artist would. For this reason, the time and space, far from being confined within walls, favours Greco’s encounter with another great Cretan, Nikos Kazantzakis, as much as with the mythical Icarus, who is in ardent search of freedom and inner light. The melodiousness that characterizes the musical dialogues and arias captivates both the performers and the audience, while the libretto, written in Italian, is by Elias Liamis.

In Italian with Greek surtitles

Co-production:

Apollonian Enterprises

Megaron the Athens Concert Hall

English

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble