Name: Rigoletto
Start: 2021-01-08T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-04-20T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatr Wielki - Opera Narodowa

Admin

Organization

Baritono

Mikołaj Zalasiński

Rigoletto

Basso

Wojtek Gierlach

Sparafucile

Contralto

Anna Bernacka

Maddalena

Mezzosoprano

Elzbieta Wroblewska

Giovanna

Iurie Maimescu

Il Conte di Monterone

Sławomir Kowalewski

Marullo

Tenore

Krzysztof Szmyt

Matteo Borsa

Jasin Rammal-Rykała

Il Conte di Ceprano

Bożena Bujnicka

La Contessa di Ceprano

Paweł Trojak

Un usciere di corte

Magdalena Stefaniak

Un paggio

Regia

Gilbert Deflo

Scenografia

Ezio Frigerio

Costumi

Franca Squarciapino

Luci

Stanisław Zięba

Coreografia

Zofia Rudnicka

Direzione del coro

Mirosław Janowski

Piotr Buszewski

Il Duca di Mantova

Ho-yoon Chung

Jorge Lagunes

Rafał Bartmiński

Soprano

Hanna Okońska

Gilda

Aleksandra Kubas-Kruk

Direzione d'orchestra

Patrick Fournillier

Gerd Schaller

Teatr Wielki - Opera Narodowa

Others

Chorus of the Polish National Opera Polish National Ballet

Orchestra

Orchestra of the Polish National Opera Polish National Ballet

italiano

Varsavia

Polonia

Rigoletto Verdi

Public

polacco

Approvato

The name Rigoletto is borrowed from a parody of Victor Hugo’s play, while the opera is based on an original prose piece (for a change) penned by the author of Les Misérables. The road to operatic stages was long and bumpy: it began in 1844, it ended seven years later. Censorship kept intently weeding out the ‘indecency and vulgarity’ of the libretto, disregarding the logical and dramatic consequences of these interventions. If we compare the starting point with the arrival point, it would turn out that there is barely anything left of the first version – even the names were changed in order to hide the association with Hugo, whom the authorities did not regard with kindness. It had certain, shall we say, rather unobvious results: the title character has no real aria to sing, the prima donna has but one, and the acts break off, say, spontaneously. Verdi’s genius, however, trumped the authorities in the end. The opera immediately won the hearts of the audiences – and nothing has changed since the world premiere in that regard. The Warsaw staging begins with a riot of colours, textures, shapes, flashes, gilding and jewels – I had the impression that I was seeing the tinted Orthodox churches of Kremlin of absolutely incomprehensible beauty and physics, suddenly descended in human form. Well it does not matter, what exactly descended, what matters is that the singing is done in Italian. And it shakes you.

English

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Cast

Team creativo

Ensemble