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Opéra Nice Côte d'Azur

Théâtre des Champs-Elysées

Atelier Lyrique de Tourcoing

Théâtres de Compiègne

Conductor

Conductor (+6)

Jean-Christophe Spinosi

Stage director

Cédric Klapisch

Stage director (+2)

Laurent Delvert

Set designer

Clémence Bezat

Costume designer

Stéphane Rolland

Pierre Martinez

Lighting designer

Alexis Kavyrchine

Choreographer

Choreographer (+1)

Laura Bachman

Tenor (+1)

Joel Prieto

Tamino

Soprano

Sidney Mancasola

Pamina

Baritone (+3)

Joan Martín-Royo

Papageno

Soprano (+2)

Veronika Seghers

Papagena

Bass (+2)

Antonio Di Matteo

Sarastro

Bass (+3)

Barnaby Rea

Speaker

Tenor (+2)

Marc Laho

Monostastos

Soprano (+1)

Tetiana Zhuravel

The Queen of the Night

Soprano (+3)

Judith van Wanroij

First lady

Mezzo-soprano (+3)

Valentine Lemercier

Second lady

Mezzo-soprano (+2)

Ahlima Mhamdi

Third lady

Frédéric Diquéro

First armored man

Second priest

Matthieu Toulouse

First priest

Second armored man

Orchestra

Nice Philharmonic Orchestra

Opera Nice Côte d'Azur

Chorus

Nice Opera Choir

A hymn to love and peace, The Magic Flute is without doubt the most popular and universal work in the history of opera. At the end of his all-too-short life, Mozart's music continues to touch audiences of all ages, 250 years after its premiere.

Will the forces of evil triumph on this poor earth? For that matter, do we always know where good lies and where evil? Is Sarastro really the villain of the story, whom the Queen of the Night seeks to bring down? In a world where human bonds seem to be cracking every day, The Magic Flute invites us to rediscover the meaning of our actions, and to put the heart back at the center of our decisions.

For his first operatic production, acclaimed filmmaker Cédric Klapisch takes up this timeless tale and, between laughter and gravity, poetry and carefreeness, leads us, like Tamino and Pamina, on the most wonderful of initiatory journeys.

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