Name: Iolanta, op. 69
Start: 2021-11-24T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-07-17T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Mikhailovsky Theater

Organization

Direction d'orchestre

Valentin Bogdanov

Chanteur

Soprano

Aleksandra Sennikova

Iolanta

Basse

Karen Akopov

René

Baryton

Anton Petryaev

Ibn-Hakia

Mise en scène

Sergey Shepelev

Décors

Vyacheslav Okunev

Costumes

Lumières

Mikhail Mekler

Producer

Vyacheslav Kalyuzhny

Director, host of the play

Elena Piskunova

Alexander Bezrukov

Alexander Shakhov

Robert

Ténor

Sergey Kuzmin

Vaudémont

Alexander Kuznetsov

Andriy Zholdak

Peter Feranec

Gleb Filshtinsky

Simon Machabeli

Daniel Zholdak

Direction de choeur

Vladimir Stolpovskikh

Sergey Tsyplenkov

Alexey Dmitriev

Piano

Maria Kopyseva

Marc Vayner

Alexander Pakuev

Conductor's assistant

Philipp Selivanov

Stage Director’s Assistant

Yulia Prokhorova

Directors Assistant

Maria Rubina

Mikhailovsky Theatre

russe

Iolanta, op. 69 -  (Iolanthe)

Saint-Pétersbourg

Russie

Mikhailovsky Theater

Iolanta Tchaikovsky,P

Public

Iolanthe

Valide

IOLANTA

Pyotr Tchaikovsky found the inspiration for his last opera in a tale of medieval France. Iolanta, the daughter of King René, has been blind since birth, but is unaware of her misfortune. Cradled in loving care, she lives a quiet, happy life, in ignorance of her blindness, until a young knight happens to enter her home.
In a very literal sense, the opera celebrates love and its curative powers. Indeed, it is only after she falls in love, experiences spiritual pain, and overcomes her fear, that Iolanta is able to see. In the finale, the choir extols the universe, the light of reason, morality, and purity. The production is bathed in light, which heightens its delicate musical lyricism and reinforces the story’s main theme of the victory of light over darkness.

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