Name: Faust
Start: 2021-10-13T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-06-30T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Novaya Opera Theatre

Organization

Singer

Tenor

Khachatur Badalyan

Faust

Georgy Vasiliev

Georgy Faradzhev

Bass

Evgeny Stavinsky

Mephistopheles

Alexey Tikhomirov

Vitaly Efanov

Alexey Antonov

Soprano

Elizaveta Soina

Marguerite

Ekaterina Mironycheva

Marina Nerabeyeva

Ekaterina Petrova

Baritone

Alexey Bogdanchikov

Valentine

Ilya Kuzmin

Andrej Breus

Artyom Garnov

Pavel Yankovsky

Mezzo-soprano

Anna Sinitsyna

Siebel

Valeria Pfister

Polina Shamaeva

Gayane Babajanyan

Ekaterina Mirzoyants

Dmitry Orlov

Wagner

Alexander Martynov

Boris Zhukov

Aleksandra Saulskaya-Shultyaeva

Martha Schwertlein

Irina Romishevskaya

Tatyana Tabachuk

Margarita Nekrasova

Maria Patrusheva

Stage director

Ekaterina Odegova

Conductor

Jan Latham-Koenig

Andrey Lebedev

Lighting designer

Nikita Smolov

Costume designer

Svetlana Grishchenkova

Set designer

Ethel Ioshpa

Dramaturge

Mikhail Muginstein

Chorus master

Yulia Senyukova

Novaya Opera

franču

Moscow

Russia

Novaya Opera Theatre

Faust Gounod

Public

Private

krievu

Approved

Charles Gounod’ Faust after the Goethe tragedy enjoys pride of place among the operas that captured Russian hearts back in the 19th century. The opera almost immediately gained popularity in Russia. The Bolshoi Theatre staged the first version in 1866, just seven years after the Paris premiere.

Faust is quite literally part of Russian and Moscow opera culture. Among the exited admirers of this piece was a young doctor who later became a famous writer and playwright, Mikhail Bulgakov (1891–1940). Gounod’s opera is a recurrent character in Bulgakov’s work, and it is mentioned in the novel Master and Margarita.

The Novaya Opera Theatre presented its Faust in the year of the 150th anniversary of the opera’s Moscow premiere, and of the 125th anniversary of Mikhail Bulgakov’s birth. In this production, made by stage director Ekaterina Odegova and dramatist and opera critic Mikhail Muginshtein, Goethe’s and Gounod’s characters will possess recognizable Moscow features.

English

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Lomās

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