Organization

Set designer

Jorge Ballina

Costume designer

María Figueroa

Lighting designer

Víctor Zapatero

Chorus master

Xavier Ribes

Choreographer

Verónica Falcón

Antonio Salinas

Executive Production

Juliana Vanscoit

Tenor

Ted Schmitz

Gustav von Aschenbach

Baritone

Armando Gama

Traveller

Singer

Elderly Catrín

El gondolero viejo

Hotel porter

Countertenor

Santiago Cumplido

Voice of Apollo

Martín Luna

English clerk

Conductor

Christopher Franklin

Stage director

Others

Choir of the Theater of Fine Arts

Orchestra

Orchestra of the Theater of Fine Arts

Torre de Viento producciones

Death in Venice

Mexico

Public

Approved

Death in Venice Britten

Who better than Russia’s foremost opera orchestra and chorus to mark the centenary of the Russian Revolution? Along with Artistic Director Valery Gergiev they perform Prokofiev’s epic Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution – a work that captures the violence of the Bolshevik Revolution and the birth of the Soviet Union in bold orchestral textures and rich, folk-infused choral writing.

The cruelty of the Stalinist regime is captured in Shostakovich’s evocative Fifth Symphony, and regular collaborator Denis Matsuev joins the orchestra as soloist in Tchaikovsky’s final work – the single-movement Piano Concerto No. 3.

English

Uznanie za predstavenie (Obsadenie & Tím )

Obsadenie

Posádka

Súbor