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Il trittico: Deutsche Oper Berlin
Berlin, Deutsche Oper Berlin — Main stage
About the Event
The Deutsche Oper Berlin presents Giacomo Puccini's 'Il trittico' in a production by Pınar Karabulut.
Three works in a single evening – and great Italian opera into the bargain, using the full palette of colours and temperatures. For his IL TRITTICO cycle, which had its world premiere in 1918, Giacomo Puccini wrote three scores, which combine all the elements that Italian opera of the time could offer. His triptych is alive with contrasts and counter‐reflections between the operatic pieces. The triptych essentially revolves around a single theme: death as the central reference point of life.
IL TABARRO (The Coat) presents a bleak love triangle set amidst the barge‐traffic fraternity on the Seine in Paris. It ends in jealousy and brutal murder. With its exclusively female cast, the second opera, SUOR ANGELICA, stands in stark contrast to the first work, although it, too, deals with death and transcendence. Lastly, GIANNI SCHICCHI, a wicked satyr play about cheated swindlers gathered at the bedside of a dying relative, reveals Puccini’s comedic potential.
In Italian, with German and English surtitles.
Program
- Giacomo Puccini – Il Trittico: Il Tabarro, Suor Angelica, Gianni Schicchi
Cast / Production
Conductor — Sir Donald Runnicles, John Fiore (09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Director — Pınar Karabulut
Set design — Michela Flück
Costume design — Teresa Vergho
Dramaturge — Dorothea Hartmann
IL TABARRO
Michele — Misha Kiria
Luigi — Jonathan Tetelman, Mikhail Pirogov (09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Tinka — Ya‐Chung Huang, Burkhard Ulrich (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Talpa — Tobias Kehrer, Andrew Harris (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Giorgetta — Carmen Giannattasio, Maria Motolygina (09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Frugola — Annika Schlicht, Natalie Lewis (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Ein Liederverkäufer — Andrei Danilov
Lovers — Lilit Davtyan
Lovers — Andrei Danilov
A little soprano‐voice — Lilit Davtyan
A little tenor‐voice — Andrei Danilov
SUOR ANGELICA
Sister Angelica — Mané Galoyan, Maria Motolygina (09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
The Princess, her Aunt — Violeta Urmana, Annika Schlicht (09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
The Abbess — Lauren Decker
Sister Zelatrice — Annika Schlicht, Natalie Lewis (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
The Mistress of the Novices — Davia Bouley
Sister Genoveva — Lilit Davtyan
Sister Osmina — Stephanie Lloyd
Sister Dolcina — Gyumi Park
The Nursing Sister — Arianna Manganello, Oleksandra Diachenko (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
1st Cercatrice — Alyson Rosales
2nd Cercatrice — Kristina Griep
La Novizie — Maria Motolygina, N. N. (09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Le Converse — Julie Wyma
Le Converse — Margarita Greiner
GIANNI SCHICCHI
Gianni Schicchi — Misha Kiria
Lauretta — Mané Galoyan, Lilit Davtyan (09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Zita — Annika Schlicht, Natalie Lewis (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023)
Rinuccio — Andrei Danilov
Gherardo — Burkhard Ulrich, Ya‐Chung Huang (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023)
Nella — Karola Pavone
Gherardin — N. N.
Betto di Signa — Michael Bachtadze
Simone — Andrew Harris, Tobias Kehrer (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Marco — Dean Murphy, Artur Garbas (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Ciesca — Arianna Manganello, Oleksandra Diachenko (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Maestro Spinelloccio — Jörg Schörner
Amantio di Nicolao — Tobias Kehrer, Andrew Harris (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Pinellino — Artur Garbas, Dean Murphy (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Guccio — Gerard Farreras, Christian Simmons (13.10.2023 | 17.10.2023 | 09.12.2023 | 14.12.2023)
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Deutsche Oper Berlin is the biggest opera house in the German capital, and a member of the Berlin Opera Foundation established in the early 1900s. The original building was destroyed during the Second World War, but was eventually replaced, and the new theater opened in 1961 - six weeks after construction began on the Berlin Wall. Serving West Berlin, its sober, linear design avoids anything that might distract vistiors from the performance. The repertoire of the theater focuses on the great classics such as Mozart, Verdi and Strauss, but frequently presents contemporary opera as well. The Chorus of the Deutsche Oper has been named 'Chorus of the Year' many times for its outstanding performances.
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