Name: Così fan tutte
Start: 2014-06-19T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2014-07-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro alla Scala

Admin

Organization

Sopran

Maria Bengtsson

Fiordiligi

Mezzosopran

Katija Dragojevic

Dorabella

Paola Gardina

Bariton

Adam Plachetka

Guglielmo

Konstantin Shushakov

Tenor

Rolando Villazón

Ferrando

Peter Sonn

Serena Malfi

Despina

Bass

Michele Pertusi

Don Alfonso

Nicola Ulivieri

Dirigat

Daniel Barenboim

Karl Heinz Steffens

Regie

Claus Guth

Bühnenbild

Kostümbild

Anna Sofie Tuma

Lichtgestaltung

Olaf Winter

Chordirektion

Bruno Casoni

Teatro alla Scala

Others

Coro del Teatro alla Scala

Orchestra

Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala

Italienisch

Così fan tutte

Mailand

Italien

After The Marriage of Figaro (1786) and Don Giovanni (1787), Così fan tutte (1790) is the third collaboration between Mozart and the poet Lorenzo da Ponte, his librettist. Themes of infidelity and feminine frivolity make their appearance from the first motif, which reappears at the end of the second act accompanied by the titular words: così fan tutte, "all women are like that." Convinced of the fickleness of women, aging cynical philosopher Don Alfonso plants the seeds of doubt in soldiers Ferrando and Guglielmo, making them mistrust their fiancées, sisters Dorabella and Fiordiligi.

Following in the footsteps of some of history's greatest stage directors—Strehler, Chéreau, and Ponnelle—German master Claus Guth seizes upon the dramma giocoso ("drama with jokes"), casting a psychological focus on the couples' partner swapping to play on the oppositions between Eros and Thanatos, being and appearance, through various mises en abyme. The action begins in a stark, bright villa, as pure and white as the ostensible innocence of the lovers' bonds... But changes of heart are on the cards, and Guth transports the characters with poetic acuity from the villa's immaculate walls into the deep woods, where they must find each other once again—an operatic echo of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream.

Così fan tutte Mozart

Public

Englisch

Genehmigt

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