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De Nationale Opera

Maestro

Maestro (+4)

Vasily Petrenko

Diretor de Palco

Diretor de Palco (+2)

Kirill Serebrennikov

Cenógrafo

Coreógrafo

Coreógrafo (+1)

Evgeny Kulagin

Assistente De Diretor De Palco

Estilista

Estilista (+2)

Tatiana Dolmatovskaya

Designer de Iluminação

Sergey Kucher

Vídeo

Yurii Karikh

Dramaturgo

Dramaturgo (+1)

Daniil Orlov

Baixo-barítono (+7)

Tomasz Konieczny

Boris Godunov

Tenor (+6)

Ya-Chung Huang

Knyaz Vasiliy Shuysky

Mezzo-soprano (+5)

Raehann Bryce-Davis

Marina Mnishek

Barítono (+2)

Gevorg Hakobyan

Rangoni

Baixo-barítono (+3)

Shen Yang

Varlaam

Mestre de Coro

Maestro (+2)

Edward Ananian-Cooper

Orchestra

Concertgebouworkest

Chorus

Koor van de Nationale Opera; KammerChor des ChorForum Essen

Nieuw Amsterdams Kinderkoor

Dutch National Opera & Ballet

Baixo (+1)

Jasurbek Khaydarov

Andrey Shchelkalov

Baixo (+2)

Vitalij Kowaljow

Pimen

Tenor

Dumitru Mîțu

Samozvanets pod imenem Grigoriya

Tenor (+2)

Steven van der Linden

Misail

Baixo (+5)

Roger Smeets

Nikitich

Mityukha

Soprano (+1)

Inna Demenkova

Kseniya

Contratenor (+2)

David van Laar

Fyodor

Olga Pavluk

Mezzo-soprano (+2)

Eva Kroon

Hozyaika korchmy

Ator (+1)

Odin Biron

Yuródivïy

Mezzo-soprano (+4)

Polly Leech

Mamka Kseniyi

Power and destruction
Boris Godunov (1552–1605) accumulates power with firm determination. But the ghosts of the past catch up with him and he ends up dying mad, abandoned and betrayed by everyone. Meanwhile, the country sinks ever deeper into a mire of corruption, intrigue and coups.

Russia today
Kirill Serebrennikov, multi-talented and equally at home in the worlds of opera, theatre and film, previously surprised Amsterdam audiences with his unconventional interpretation of Carl Maria von Weber’s Der Freischütz. Now he returns to present his take on Mussorgsky’s opera about political turmoil and its consequences. In Serebrennikov’s production, parallels with modern-day Russia, which is dominated by high-stake political schemes at the cost of the country’s people, will be clearly drawn. 

Leading the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, acclaimed conductor Vasily Petrenko will make his debut with Dutch National Opera. Also at his disposal is the Chorus of Dutch National Opera in full force and a top-flight cast of singers. Leading bass-baritone Tomasz Konieczny, celebrated for his ability to get into the skin of his characters both vocally and in his acting, will be singing Boris Godunov for the first time. 

In other roles, much-loved singers will be returning to Amsterdam, including mezzo-soprano Raehann Bryce-Davis (previously Ježibaba in Rusalka) as Marina Mnishek, bass Dmitry Ulyanov (previously Prince Galitsky/Khan Konchak in Prince Igor) as Pimen and tenor Najmiddin Mavlyanov (previously Calaf in Turandot) as Grigory.

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