Forestilling krediteringer
Kommende forestillinger I dag og frem
Tidligere forestillinger 2015 – i går
Dudamel Leads Das Rheingold - Celebrating Frank Gehry, Wagner, Richard
LA PhilStage director
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdSinging with the Devil: Payare and Cantata Criolla, EstevezFauréDukasCastellanos, E.
San Diego Symphony OrchestraStage director
Se program, medvirkende og produktionsholdRafael Payare: From Andalusia To The Plains Of Venezulea, Estevez
Montreal Symphony OrchestraStage director
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdFremhævede tidligere præstationer
Dudamel Leads Das Rheingold - Celebrating Frank Gehry, Wagner, Richard
LA PhilStage director
Se medvirkende og produktionshold
Singing with the Devil: Payare and Cantata Criolla, EstevezFauréDukasCastellanos, E.
San Diego Symphony OrchestraStage director
Se program, medvirkende og produktionshold
Rafael Payare: From Andalusia To The Plains Of Venezulea, Estevez
Montreal Symphony OrchestraStage director
Se medvirkende og produktionshold
Kommende forestillinger
7Beethoven’s Fidelio with Dudamel and Deaf West Theatre, Beethoven
LA PhilStage director
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdFidelio, Beethoven
Gran Teatre del LiceuStage director
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdFidelio, Beethoven
LA PhilStage director
Se medvirkende og produktionsholdA Midsummer Night's Dream With Dudamel, Ortiz, G.Mendelssohn
LA PhilStage director
Se program, medvirkende og produktionsholdBiografi
ALBERTO ARVELO has developed an international cinematographic body of work that has been recognized for the profound and human burden of his characters and the visual power of his films. His most recent film, The Liberator (2014), which was premiered at the Toronto Film Festival and was part of the Best Foreign Film Short List for the 2015 Academy Awards, stars Édgar Ramírez, María Valverde, Danny Huston, Iwan Roen, and Gary Lewis. His film A House with a View of the Sea (2001) was an official selection of the Cannes Film Festival and received 18 international awards. Arvelo initiated an original film movement known as Cine Átomo (Atom Cinema), focused on creating real opportunities for young Latin American directors. The concept stems from the idea of producing uncommon, reflective, and
