Organization

Singer

Soprano

Eva Hornyáková

Violetta Valery

Jana Sibera

Petra Šimková

Tenor

Aleš Briscein

Alfred Germont

Luciano Mastro

Martin Šrejma

Peter Berger

Baritone

Dalibor Jenis

George Germont

Miguelangelo Cavalcanti

Svatopluk Sem

Bass

Miloš Horák

The Marquis of Obigny

Ivo Hrachovec

Jan Ondráček

Gaston

Václav Sibera

František Zahradníček

The Baron Douphol

Roman Vocel

Stanislav Lehmann

Commissioner

Nikola Tašev

Conductor

Richard Hein

Martin Leginus

Stage director

Arnaud Bernard

Costume designer

Carla Ricotti

Set designer

Alessandro Camera

Sylva Čmugrová

Flora Bervoix

Michaela Zajmi

Mezzo-soprano

Lubomira Popova

Annina

Marketa Panska

Oleg Korotkov

The doctor Grenvil

Lukáš Hynek Krämer

Jiří Honus

Giuseppe

Jindřich Nečesaný

Lighting designer

Patrick Méeüs

Chorus master

Adolf Melichar

Dramaturge

Jitka Slavíková

State Opera

Others

State Opera Chorus

Orchestra

State Opera Orchestra

Ballet

State Opera Ballet

itāļu

La Traviata -  (La traviata)

Prague

Czech Republic

Státní Opera Praha (The State Opera)

La traviata Verdi

Public

La traviata

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Approved

Giuseppe Verdi’s La traviata, to the libretto based on Alexandre Dumas’s novel La Dame aux camélias, about Marie Duplessis, the famous courtesan and idol of Parisian society in the 1840s, is actually the very first major opera treating a contemporary social theme. The work’s premiere in 1863 in Venice was a flop: the audience was appalled that the lead role had been assigned to a courtesan who, what’s more, was portrayed in a positive light. Yet Verdi’s opera soon started garnering plaudits and is now one of the most popular repertoire titles the world over.

La traviata has been staged at the venue that today houses the State Opera since the very beginning of its existence, when the New German Theatre took over the production from the German Estates Theatre. The opera primarily afforded the opportunity to host celebrated foreign singers, including the legendary Australian soprano Nellie Melba (18 April 1900). The most recent production was undertaken in 2006 by a foreign team headed by the French stage director Arnaud Bernard, with the music being explored by the Italian conductor Enrico Dovico.

English

Izrādes kredīti (Izpildītāji un radošā komanda )

Lomās

Radoša komanda

Ansamblis