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Annemarie Bulla

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Fabio Antoci

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Sarah Derendinger

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Juanjo Arqués

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Jan Hoffmann

Drammaturgo

Juliane Schunke

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Csaba Sándor

Barone Douphol

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Vladyslav Buialskyi

Marchese d'Obigny

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Martin-Jan Nijhof

Dottore Grenvil

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Fernanda Allande

Annina

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Staatskapelle Dresden

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Saxon State Opera Choir Dresden

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Simeon Esper

Gastone de Letorières

Tuuli Takala

Violetta Valery

Piotr Buszewski

Alfredo Germont

Baritono (+4)

James Rutherford

Giorgio Germont

Mezzosoprano (+3)

Nicole Chirka

Flora Bervoix

Basso (+1)

Ingolf Stollberg

Giuseppe

Wooram Lim

Flora's Servant

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Alexander Födisch

Ein Dienstmann(A Servant)

Direttore d'orchestra

Marta Gardolińska

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Gaetano d'Espinosa

Emily Pogorelc

Bekhzod Davronov

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Christoph Pohl

Stepanka Pucalkova

Frank Blümel

Reinhold Schreyer-Morlock

Holger Steinert

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Patrick Vogel

Stefano Ranzani

»La traviata«–directly translated as »the one who has lost her way«–is, of course, the Parisian courtesan Violetta Valéry. Already dying from an incurable lung disease, she falls in love with Alfredo Germont. Yet her feelings are in conflict with her way of life and all sense of reason; ultimately, her quest for freedom and happiness is defeated by the moral strictures of bourgeois society. When first performed in Venice in 1853, this story was considered scandalous: an opera about a courtesan who dies of tuberculosis and is also modelled on a real-life woman in Parisian society was an outrageous inno-vation for the time. Focusing on the complex relationship between Violetta, her lover Alfredo and his father Giorgio, Giuseppe Verdi created a captivating and fully-rounded character, expressed through music that shifts between lyrical bel canto passages and powerful musico-dramatic outbursts. Director Barbora Horáková Joly places »La traviata« in the dazzling world of 19th-century vaudeville.