Name: La Bohème
Start: 2022-01-29T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-06-28T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Stadttheater

Organization

Stage director

Julia Burbach

Conductor

Alexander Kalajdzic

Costume designer

Cécile Trémolières

Set designer

Dramaturge

Anne Christine Oppermann

Singer

Soprano

Dušica Bijelić

Mimi

Tenor

Nenad Čiča

Rodolfo

Cornelie Isenbürger

Musetta

Baritone

Frank Dolphin Wong

Marcello

Caio Monteiro

Schaunard

Bass

Moon Soo Park

Colline

Yoshiaki Kimura

Benoît

Tae-Woon Jung

Alcindoro

Dumitru Bogdan Sandu

Parpignol

Ramon Riemarzik

A customs sergeant

Bojan Heyn

A customs officer

Daniel Alejandro Cobos Ortiz

Shelley Jackson

Garrie Davislim

Lighting designer

Johannes Paul Volk

Theater Bielefeld

Others

Bielefelder Opernchor

Orchestra

Bielefelder Philharmoniker

Extras of the Theater Bielefeld

JunOs

Extrachor des Theaters Bielefeld

italià

La Bohème

Bielefeld

Germany

Stadttheater

La bohème Puccini

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Opera in four scenes // Text by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica based on the novel  Scènes de la vie de bohème  by Henri Murger and the drama  Vie de Bohème  by Henri Murger and Théodore Barrière // Orchestral version by Gerardo Colella // In Italian with surtitles

How much misery can art endure? The poet Rodolfo and his friends have dedicated their lives to art, even if the latest draft for a drama has to warm their Parisian studio for lack of firewood and hunger is a constant companion. The joy is all the greater when one of them manages to find food or money. On Christmas Eve, luck is on their side and the bohemians set out to sell the newly-earned money in the Latin Quarter. Only Rodolfo dutifully remains behind to finish one more article - and that evening finds great love in the form of his neighbor Mimì. But beyond all poetry, lust for life and love, not only hunger and cold lurk, but also illness and death.

Giacomo Puccini knew the precarious living conditions of unknown artists all too well, having starved when he was young and – like Rodolfo – had to burn some of his manuscripts to drive away the unbearable cold. No wonder, then, that he fell in love with the characters in Henri Murger's Scènes de la vie de bohèmeimmediately felt like among friends and decided to turn this novel into an opera. In addition to this captivatingly realistic image of Parisian bohemian subculture, Puccini created a moving, melodic portrait of the inner life and existential needs of his protagonists - and one of the most poignant final scenes in operatic literature, which is said to have moved even the composer to tears. The effect of the music of La Bohème can't be summed up any better than Thomas Mann in The Magic Mountain: "And there wasn't anything more tender on earth..."

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