Organization

Direttore d'orchestra

Direttore d'orchestra (+2)

Antonino Fogliani

Regia

Tobias Kratzer

Scenografia

Scenografia (+1)

Rainer Sellmaier

Costumi

Luci

Luci (+3)

Michael Bauer

Video

Regia (+1)

Manuel Braun

Jonas Dahl

Drammaturgo

Drammaturgo (+3)

Bettina Bartz

Baritono (+2)

Fabio Capitanucci

Fabrizio Vingradito

Mezzosoprano (+4)

Marina De Liso

Lucia

Tenore (+2)

Maxim Mironov

Giannetto

Soprano (+1)

Nino Machaidze

Ninetta

Baritono (+3)

Paolo Bordogna

Fernando Villabella

Basso (+5)

Nahuel Di Pierro

The Mayor

Mezzosoprano (+5)

Diana Haller

Pippo

Tenore (+3)

Riccardo Botta

Isacco the peddlar

Tenore (+1)

Johannes Bamberger

Antonio

Baritono (+1)

Timothy Connor

Giorgio

Alexander Aigner

Ernesto

Basso (+1)

Zacharias Galaviz

Prefetto

Robert Lillinger

Piano

MusikTheater an der Wien

Chorus

Arnold Schoenberg Chor

Orchestra

ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra

Halle E im MuseumsQuartier

A feathered thief, a servant wrongly sentenced to death and a corrupt, power-hungry politician: those are the protagonists of Rossini’s semi-serious opera whose overture, with its drum rolls and oboe solo, is one of the best-known pieces in the history of music. La gazza ladra (The Thieving Magpie) is set in a time of great social upheaval. When Ninetta is accused of stealing a silver spoon, a series of unfortunate events begins that initially makes the happy ending expected from an opera semiseria seem highly unlikely. What sort of world is it where a person can be executed for the alleged theft of a spoon? Tobias Kratzer, successful as a director throughout Europe, now debuts in Vienna with Rossini’s opera that received its first performance in 1817 and traces the uncertainty felt by people in a politically and socially destabilised world.

italiano

La gazza ladra

Vienna

Austria

La gazza ladra Rossini

Scenica

Opera

tedesco

Gioachino Rossini

LA GAZZA LADRA

Aria e Cabaletta: Si per voi pupille amate... Udrai la sentenza
Il Podestà, Nahuel Di Pierro

ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien 
Antonino Fogliani, conductor
2022

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