Name: La Périchole
Start: 2015-09-25T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2015-09-26T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Anthéa

Organization

Direction d'orchestre

Jérôme Pillement

Mise en scène

Benjamin Moreau

Olivier Desbordes

Chanteur

Mezzo-soprano

Héloïse Mas

La Périchole

Ténor

Pierre-Emmanuel Roubet

Piquillo

Baryton

Philippe Ermelier

Don Andrès de Ribeira

Yassine Benameur

Le Comte Miguel de Panatellas

Eric Vignau

Don Pedro de Hinoyosa

Soprano

Anne-Sophie Domergue

Guadalena

Flore Boixel

Berginella

Dalila Khatir

Mastrilla

Rôle parlant

Antoine Baillet-Devallez

Le Marquis de Tarapote

Costumes

Jean-Michel Angays

Décors

Elsa Belenguier

Chorégraphie

Pascale Peladan

Lumières

Maurice Fouilhé

Anthéa

Opéra Éclaté

Others

Chœur Opéra Eclaté

Orchestra

Orchestre National Avignon-Provence

Antibes

France

Public

Private

Valide

La Périchole Offenbach

the story
In Lima, la Périchole and Piquillo, a couple of street singers, fail to earn enough to get married. Released incognito from the palace, the viceroy of Peru, Don Andrés de Ribeira, wants to slum with the people. He fell in love with La Périchole and took her to Court to make her his favorite. Distraught, Piquillo accepts the proposal of the First Gentleman of the Court, who offers to marry this future favorite without revealing who it is. It is only the day after the wedding that Piquillo, sobered up, realizes that the woman he has just married is none other than his Périchole. Enraged, Piquillo insults the monarch, who puts him in jail. La Périchole tries to get him to escape. The Viceroy surprises them and has them both locked up. They escape and resume their life as street walkers. Don Andrés finds them but, touched by their singing, lets them get married...

What they say
Opera on servility, opera on power, opera that speaks of freedom... It is in this sense that I asked the scenographer and the costume designer to work: confrontation of contemporary worlds that do not understand each other, insolence of powers who lose touch with reality and live to the rhythm of continuous news and celebrity magazines...! The first chorus of La Périchole says: "Let's have fun, we were paid for that!" This is, in short, the fate of artists, to amuse... to make fun of! Let's have fun, let's laugh, it's not yet the revolution in a South America of operetta, Piquillo is not Che Guevara... Périchole is not Eva Perón... The Viceroy doesn't exist... Surely not! Have ? Olivier Desbordes, artistic director

created on July 6, 2015 at the Folies d'O

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