Organization

Dirección orquestal

Jordan de Souza

Dirección de escena

Robert Carsen

Escenografía

Michael Levine

Diseño de vestuario

Falk Bauer

Iluminación

Peter van Praet

Coreografia

Marco Berriel

Mezzosoprano

J'Nai Bridges

Carmen

Tenor

Stanislas de Barbeyrac

Don José

Soprano

Adriana González

Micäela

Inna Demenkova

Frasquita

Barítono

Michael Wilmering

Le Dancaïre

Ian Castro

Le Remendado

Bajo

Frederik Bergman

Zuñiga

Polly Leech

Mercédès

Lukasz Goliński

Escamillo

Hablado

Laurent D'elia

Lillas Pastia

Georgiy Derbas-Richter

Moralès

De Nationale Opera

Others

Chorus of Dutch National Opera

Orchestra

Nederlands Philharmonisch Orkest

Nieuw Amsterdams Kinderkoor

francés

Ámsterdam

Países Bajos

Carmen Bizet

Public

Válido

In 1875 the opera Carmen gave shape to a woman with an almost mythical seductive power. Carmen embodied the hidden desire of the rock-solid 19th-century citizen and represented the freedom generally lacking in their narrow morals. For 19th-century civic culture she was above all a personification of exoticism and the longing for another world. But with her uncompromising pursuit of free life and love, Carmen continues to intrigue even today. Carmen lives her ideals and fearlessly goes to extremes: vive la liberté!

The young Canadian conductor Jordan de Souza is a leader for his generation and makes his debut with Dutch National Opera with a fresh approach to Bizet's score. The exceptional French tenor Stanislas de Barbeyrac will play the role of Don José and with J'Nai Bridges in the role of Carmen we present one of the most requested Carmens of the moment.

English

Créditos de presentación (Elenco & Equipo )

Elenco

Equipo

Ensamble