Name: La Belle Hélène
Start: 2022-05-17T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-05-17T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Opera Theatre

Organization

Maestro

Stefan Boyadzhiev

Diretor de Palco

Svetozar Donev

Coreógrafo

Anna Doneva

Cenógrafo

Ivan Tokadjiev

Estilista

Anna-Maria Tokadzhieva

Mestre de Coro

Tsvetan Krumov

Cantor

Tenor

Alexander Mutafchiysky

Ménélas

Plamen Raykov

Pâris

Mezzo-soprano

Ilina Mihaylova

Hélène

Baixo

Velin Mihaylov

Calchas

Spoken

Anatoliy Romanov

Philocôme

Soprano

Vyara Zhelezova

Bacchis

Kalina Zhekova

Oreste

Dimitar Iliev

Ajax II

Dimitar Levicharov

Ajax I

Ilko Zahariev

Achille

Barítono

Ivo Yordanov

Agamemnon

Maria Pavlova

Minerva

State Opera Varna

La Belle Hélène

Varna

Bulgária

Opera Theatre

La Belle Hélène Offenbach

Public

Approved

The Beautiful Helena is the second operetta in the work of the founder of this genre Jacques Offenbach. With its premiere in 1864, it won the hearts of Parisians and reached a record 700 consecutive performances. Since then, he has continued to multiply the fame of his creator around the world.
"In" Beautiful Helen "Jacques Offenbach is not interested in the ancient world, but only uses the mask of ancient heroes to expose with humor and irony the behavior of famous contemporaries. There are many testimonies left from that time, which tell how the audience burst into laughter, recognizing in the characters of the scene famous politicians. Offenbach was obviously annoyed by many rulers because he was accused and tried for ... espionage, for all his work.
Due to this current focus, "Beautiful Elena" could hardly be understood by future generations, so there are many revisions. The first version in the 1930s, when Hitlerism was born, belonged to the great German director Max Reinhard, a Jew by birth. In its editorial office there is an exclamation "Hellas of Greece", as an analogy for the then popular slogan "Germany of the Germans", says director Svetozar Donev.
After editing various editions of "Beautiful Elena", he now returns to the reading of Max Reinhard, because of its universal nature and the ability to take into account the shortcomings of modern society and the next in power.

English

Créditos do espetáculo (Elenco & Equipe )

Elenco

Equipe