Name: Jenůfa
Start: 2023-02-23T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-05-07T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Latvian National Opera

Organization

Conductor

Mārtiņš Ozoliņš

Stage director

Alvis Hermanis

Set designer

Costume designer

Anna Watkins

Lighting designer

Gleb Filshtinsky

Choreographer

Alla Sigalova

Video

Inita Sipunova

Soprano

Dana Bramane

Jenufa

Inna Klochko

Helena Zubanovich

Sacristan Buryja

Tenor

Andris Ludvigs

Laca Klemen

Artem Safronov

Raimonds Bramanis

Steva Buryja

Mezzo-soprano

Inga Šļubovska

Karolka

Jūlija Vasiļjeva

Bass

Krišjānis Norvelis

Mayor

Armands Siliņš

Evija Martinsone

Mayor's wife

Laura Grecka

Contralto

Ilona Bagele

Old Buryjovka

Aira Rūrāne

Baritone

Jānis Apeinis

Starek

Rihards Mačanovskis

Singer

Pastuchnyňa

Tetka

Laura Purena

Marlēna Keine

Jano

Laura Lazda

Barena

Laura Kancāne

Eliška Weissová

Assistant Stage Director

Marielle Kahn

Dramaturge

Christian Longchamp

Andris Kipļuks

Latvian National Opera and Ballet

Others

Chorus of the Latvian National Opera

Orchestra

Orchestra of the Latvian National Opera

Italian

Jenůfa -  (Jenufa)

Riga

Latvia

Latvian National Opera

Jenůfa

Public

Latvian

English

Approved

Jenůfa Janáček

Alvis Hermanis for the production of the opera "Jenuf".

This beautiful story of honor and dishonor, of love, crime, and forgiveness, reveals the terrible events in a Moravian village. Jenůfa is expecting a child from the irresponsible and drink-loving Števa. Števa's brother Laca also loves Jenůfa, but, in a fit of jealousy, with his affections not reciprocated, he mutilates Jenůfa 's face with a knife so that his brother would never look at it again. When Jenůfa confesses to the Kostelnička the relationship she has had with Števa, the stepmother does everything to hide the disgrace from the neighbors. In an effort to encourage Laca to marry Jenůfa, the Kostelnička secretly drowns Jenůfa 's newborn baby. Is it possible to forgive the unforgivable?

Directed by Alvis Hermanis, the production premiered in 2014 at the Opéra La Monnaie in Brussels. The production was made in collaboration with Teatro Communale di Bologna. Alvis Hermanis's masterpiece by Leoš Janáček highlights the ethnographic splendor of the culture of the Central European region without losing the dramatic tension so characteristic of the drama of Jenůfa 's life in the play imbued with Moravian colour.

Jenůfa, based on Gabriela Preisova's drama Her Stepdaughter, is Czech composer Leoš Janáček's most famous opera. First performed in Brno in 1904, this will be the third production of Jenůfa at the Latvian National Opera.

Šis skaistais stāsts par godu un negodu, mīlestību, noziegumu un piedošanu atklāj briesmīgos notikumus Morāvijas ciematā. Jenůfa gaida bērnu no bezatbildīgās un dzērienus mīlošās Števas. Arī Števas brālis Laca mīl Jenufu, taču greizsirdības lēkmē, ar savām simpātijām neatbildot, viņš ar nazi sakropļo Jenufa seju, lai brālis uz to vairs neskatītos. Kad Jenufa atzīstas Kosteļņičkai attiecībās, kas viņai bijušas ar Števu, pamāte dara visu, lai slēptu negodu no kaimiņiem. Cenšoties mudināt Lacu apprecēties ar Jenufu, Kostelnička slepeni noslīcina Dženfas jaundzimušo. Vai ir iespējams piedot nepiedodamo?

Režisora ​​Alvja Hermaņa iestudējums pirmizrādi piedzīvoja 2014. gadā Briseles Operā La Monnaie. Iestudējums tapis sadarbībā ar Teatro Communale di Boloņas. Alvja Hermaņa Leoša Janāčeka šedevrs izceļ Centrāleiropas reģiona kultūras etnogrāfisko krāšņumu, nezaudējot Jenufas dzīves drāmai tik raksturīgo dramatisko spriedzi Morāvijas kolorīta piesātinātajā lugā.

Pēc Gabrielas Preisovas drāmas Viņas pameita motīviem tapusī Jenufa ir čehu komponista Leoša Janāčeka slavenākā opera. Pirmo reizi Brno iestudēts 1904. gadā, tas būs jau trešais Jenůfa iestudējums Latvijas Nacionālajā operā.

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Jenufa by Janáček, From (2023/2023), Directed by Alvis Hermanis,, Conductor Mārtiņš Ozoliņš, Latvian National Opera, Riga, Latvia

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