Name: La Fille du régiment
Start: 2022-10-14T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-10-22T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro La Fenice

Organization

Singer

Soprano

Maria Grazia Schiavo

Marie

Tenor

John Osborn

Tonio

Marisa Laurito

The Duchess of Crakentorp

Stage director

Renaud Doucet

André Barbe

Conductor

Stefano Ranzani

Costume designer

Set designer

Chorus master

Alfonso Caiani

Bass

Armando Noguera

Sergeant Sulpice

Mezzo-soprano

Natascha Petrinsky

The Marquise of Berkenfield

Lighting designer

Guy Simard

Guillaume Andrieux

Hortensius

Matteo Ferrara

A corporal

Pianist

Matteo Londero

Maria Cristina Vavolo

Teatro La Fenice

Teatro Regio di Torino

Others

Coro del Teatro La Fenice

Orchestra

Orchestra Del Teatro La Fenice

Franċiż

La Fille du régiment -  (The Daughter of the Regiment)

Venice

Italy

In 1838, after his opera Poliuto was censored in Italy, a spurned Donizetti left his homeland and came to Paris. It was there that he wrote his first true French opera and one of his greatest successes: La Fille du Régiment, a sparkling melodrama that traces the story of Marie, the vivandière (canteen girl) of a regiment who travels and works with her troops. Tonio, enamored of Marie, enlists in the ranks in order to impress her, but she is revealed to be the long-lost daughter of the Marquise of Berkfenfield, who brings Marie to her castle and be educated and married to a man befitting her station. Marie, however, remains faithful to the soldiers…

Donizetti, before the official advent of the operetta, created this finely wrought work from both a dramaturgical and musical perspective, characterized by sudden leaps in action and rich with varied visions of life and social norms: a military revue with toy soldiers, a bucolic scene with pastoral undertones, a parody of rural nobility… In this production at La Fenice by Barbe & Doucet, maestro Stefano Ranzani leads the excellent house orchestra as the action comes to life in the hands of a stellar vocal cast, including the magnificent Maria Grazia Schiavo and John Osborn as Marie and Tonio.

Ktejjeb tal-produzzjoni

Aktar qari