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Dawson, Lightfoot – León, Ekman: Teatro dell'Opera di Roma Ballet

Rome, Teatro dell'Opera di Roma — Teatro Costanzi

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About the Event

Immerse yourself in the stunning architecture of Rome's breathtaking Teatro dell'Opera di Roma for the ultimate ballet expierence.

Cast / Production

Conductor: Thomas Herzog

CACTI
Music: Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert (arrangiata e orchestrata da Andy Stein), Gustav Mahler
Choreography: Alexander Ekman
restaged by Ève‐Marie Dalcourt
Set and Costume Designer: Alexander Ekman
Lighting: Tom Visser
Texts: Spenser Theberge

SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Music: Franz Schubert, Der Tod und das Mädchen, Quartetto per archi n. 14 in Re minore D 810 (1824), secondo movimento Andante con moto, arrangiamento di Gustav Mahler (1894)
Choreographer: Paul Lightfoot e Sol León
Choreographic assistent: Roger Van der Poel, Chloé Albaret
Set Designer: Sol León e Paul Lightfoot with supervision by Eric Blom
Costume Designer: Sol León e Paul Lightfoot with supervision by Joke Visser
Lighting: Tom Bevoort

FOUR LAST SONGS
Music: Richard Strauss
Choreographer: David Dawson
Ripetitori: Christiane Marchant, Rebecca Gladstone
Set Designer: Eno Henze
Costume Designer: Yumiko Takeshima
Lighting: Bert Dalhuysen
Soprano: Madeleine Pierard

DANCER
Alessandra Amato
Rebecca Bianchi
Susanna Salvi
Federica Maine
Alessio Rezza
Claudio Cocino
Michele Satriano

Orchestra, Étoiles, Primi Ballerini, Solisti e Corpo di Ballo del Teatro dell’Opera di Roma

Allestimento Teatro dell’Opera di Roma

Teatro dell'Opera di Roma

Nestled in the heart of Rome, the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma stands as a landmark destination for opera enthusiasts. Constructed in a swift 18 months, its doors opened in 1880 with Rossini's Semiramide marking the grand inauguration. The opera house boasts exceptional acoustics; its design mimics a 'resonance chamber,' ensuring optimal sound quality for an enveloping auditory experience. The architectural design was conceived by Sfondrini in an elegant horseshoe configuration, while Annibale Brugnoli's exquisite frescoes grace the dome. Inside, the main auditorium features three levels of boxes, two additional galleries, and an amphitheater, collectively accommodating 2,212 spectators.

Address

Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, Piazza Beniamino Gigli, 7, Rome, Italy — Google Maps

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