Organization

Singer

Tenor

Roberto Ortiz

The Count of Almaviva

Bass

Bryan Boyce

Doctor Bartolo

Mezzo-soprano

Marzia Marzo

Rosina

Baritone

Daniel Fiolka

Figaro

Ihor Tsarkov

Don Basilio

Soprano

Akiho Tsujii

Berta

Paul Henrik Schulte

Fiorello

David Hieronimi

An officer

Conductor

Marie Jacquot

Stage director

Markus Trabusch

Set designer

Susanne Hiller

Costume designer

Katharina-Maria Diebel

Dramaturge

Berthold Warnecke

Mainfranken Theater Würzburg

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Il barbiere di Siviglia -  (The Barber of Seville)

Würzburg

Germany

Mainfranken Theater

Il barbiere di Siviglia Rossini

Public

The Barber of Seville

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Approved

It is literally love at first sight, and yet it seems hopeless at first that Count Almaviva could win the adored Rosina for himself, since she is being carefully kept hidden from the world by her guardian Doctor Bartolo; because he himself had an eye on the beauty and her dowry. With wit, the usual little tricks in the service of a good cause and a good portion of happy coincidences, Figaro succeeds in tricking Bartolo and giving Almaviva and Rosina a boost in love.

In just 26 days, between December 1815 and January 1816, Gioachino Rossini wrote his Barber of Seville, or Useless Prudence. "After the storm of the premiere was over," Rossini later recalled, "the barber shaved the Romans' beard so well that I was carried in triumph." for the first time in sixteen years and experienced a wildly acclaimed premiere directed by artistic director Markus Trabusch: "This is how theater should always be!" (O-Ton, 14.3.2018). The Barber of Seville can also be seen in the Big House in the 18/19 season, again with Marzia Marzo (Rosina), Roberto Ortiz (Count Almaviva) and Daniel Fiolka (Figaro) in the leading roles.

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