Organization

Director

Tatyana Karpacheva

Natalya Chernikova

Darya Modzalevskaya

Singer

Soprano

Olesya Gordeyeva

Violetta Valery

Mezzo-soprano

Natalya Pleshkova

Annina

Tenor

Vladislav Mazankin

Alfred Germont

Victoria Martemyanova

Flora Bervoix

Baritone

Ivan Sapunov

The Baron Douphol

Bass

Anton Morozov

The Marquis of Obigny

Alexander Koryakov

The doctor Grenvil

Stage director

Yuri Alexandrov

Conductor

Robert Luter

Lighting designer

Gleb Filshtinsky

Set designer

Vyacheslav Okunev

Chorus master

Igor Pototskiy

Responsible accompanist

Olga Mityokina

Evgenya Kravchenko

Yulia Ptitsina

Sergey Aleshchenko

Vladimir Tselebrovsky

George Germont

Larisa Pominova

Vladimir Kazakov

Yaramir Nizamutdinov

Gaston

Yuri Borshchev

Efim Rastorguyev

St Petersburg Chamber Opera

Iodáilis

La Traviata -  (La traviata)

Saint Petersburg

Russia

Baron Fon Derviz Mansion (St Petersburg Chamber Opera)

Main stage

La traviata Verdi

Public

La traviata

Approved

The legendary production of the theater, in which the artistic director of the theater, Yuri Alexandrov, brings the time of Verdi's masterpiece into the modern world, reflecting on the fate of the "fallen" girl.
The famous story of Violetta Valeri, retold by Aleksandrov, is captivating not because of the costumes of the twenty-first century or the graceful quotes of cinema found in the play, but because of the unexpected meanings skillfully derived by the director from Verdi's score. Aleksandrov is able to masterly color a stage text with imagery, turning canonical subjects into live performances provoking discussion.
“I bare the situation to the limit, without hiding it behind the glitter of crystal and gilding. After all, you can sell yourself at social gatherings, or you can sell yourself on the panel. Only a dream allows Violetta to live on, not sink to the very bottom. She dreams of a handsome prince who will come and take her out of this horror. We tried to recreate the beauty of the world she imagines. But Violetta's dream is incompatible with reality: an outwardly prosperous world, alluring and inaccessible for the heroine, is mired in the prostitution of human relations. An attempt to touch this world turns into a nightmare-phantasmagoria for her ... ”, says Yuri Alexandro

English

Creidmheasanna feidhmíochta (Foireann & Criú )

Caitheadh

Criú