Organization

Cantante

Baritono

Rhys Jenkins

Sir John Falstaff

Paul Jadach

Ford

Soprano

Stamatia Gerothanasi

Mrs. Alice Ford

Elisandra Melián

Nannetta

Mezzosoprano

Jina Choi

Mrs. Meg Page

Contralto

Polina Artsis

Mrs. Quickly

Franziska Rabl

Tenore

Santiago Bürgi

Fenton

Dirk Konnerth

Dott. Cajus

Philipp Werner

Bardolfo

Basso

Aleksandar Stefanoski

Pistola

Regia

Thomas Münstermann

Direzione d'orchestra

Robin Davis

Costumi

Thomas Mogendorf

Scenografia

Theater Pforzheim

Others

Chor und Extrachor des Theaters Pforzheim

italiano

Falstaff

Pforzheim

Germania

Stadttheater

Grosses Haus

Falstaff Verdi

Public

tedesco

Approvato

Falstaff — THEATER PFORZHEIM

A reminder of male arrogance

For Sir John Falstaff, life is great fun: he may have an alcohol and money problem, but with the help of his servants he has already ripped off quite a few people. After seeing the obdurate Dr. Except for Cajus, assuming that he is completely irresistible, he wants to wrap two advantageously married women with Alice and Meg around his little finger in order to gain access to their husbands' wealth. But he does the math without the cheerful community of women in the town of Windsor, who decide to teach the conceited knight a lesson for his arrogance.

Giuseppe Verdi concluded his work on the stage in 1893 with the most elaborate tirades of ranting in opera history. After more than 50 years of being unable to move a subject to compose a cheerful opera, Arrigo Boito's astute libretto convinced him to turn to this genre again: Falstaff is upgraded from an obese drunkard to a relaxed bon vivant and in the famous final fugue with his life motto " Everything on earth is fun, man is born a fool “even the last word.

Introduction to the play 20 minutes before the start of the performance in the foyer.

Accompanying program: (R) Insights - The public rehearsal on November 13th, opera breakfast on November 14th

English

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