Name: Carmen
Start: 2016-09-22T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2017-06-27T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Slovak National Theatre Historical Building

Organization

Sänger

Mezzosopran

Zuzana Šveda

Carmen

Kateřina Jalovcová

Jolana Fogasova

Monika Fabianová

Vesselina Kasarova

Sopran

Eva Hornyáková

Michaëla

Katarína Juhásová-Štúrová

Adriana Kohútková

Helena Becse Szabó

Tenor

Luciano Mastro

Don José

Miroslav Dvorský

Boldizsár László

Michal Lehotský

Mickael Spadaccini

Bariton

Jakub Kettner

Escamillo

Sergej Tolstov

Dalibor Jenis

Nikoloz Lagvilava

Miriam Maťašová

Frasquita

Andrea Vizvári

Jana Bernáthová

Michaela Šebestová

Mercedes

Denisa Šlepkovská

Ján Babjak

Remendado

Jozef Kundlák

František Ďuriač

Dancaïro

Ján Ďurčo

Roman Krško

Filip Tůma

Morales

Lubomír Popik

Petr Císař

Bass

Mikuláš Doboš

Zuniga

Ján Galla

Dirigat

Dušan Štefánek

Rastislav Stur

Robert Jindra

Regie

Marián Chudovský

Bühnenbild

Jozef Ciller

Kostümbild

Peter Čanecký

Choreographie

Jozef Dolinský

Chordirektion

Ladislav Kaprinay

Slovak National Theatre

Französisch

Bratislava

Slowakei

Slovak National Theatre Historical Building

Carmen Bizet

Public

Slowakisch

Genehmigt

Where is the difference between a romantic and a realistic story? As if Georges Bizet was asking us this question through the opera Carmen. In addition to images of love, the work of French Romanticism presents us with a fairly ordinary life of completely ordinary people, in colors that often resemble the realistic images of brush masters, so a little tired of the ethereal language of Romanticism. So how is it? What does the story of the young officer Don José tell us, who lets himself be enchanted by the beautiful gypsy Carmen, forgets his dear Micaël, deserts himself to his officer's honor and desertes and goes to the mountains with the smugglers alongside the dark beauty? Georges Bizet's romantic musical language is intertwined with a story that is even worryingly real. Is Don Jose's love for Carmen romantic? Certainly not - because it is not an enriching love, but a pure passion that robs Don José of his soul and honor. And so a strange, provocative contrast of romantic-non-romantic story emerges, which is so extremely attractive that we come back to it again and again. And it is certainly no coincidence that BizetCarmen somewhat evokes in us references to the best works of Italian opera realism - verism (from the word "vero" - "truth").

English

Aufführungskredite (Besetzung & Produktionsteam )

Besetzung

Produktionsteam