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Orchestra

Orchestre symphonique Région Centre-Val de Loire/Tours

Soprano (+1)

Dima Bawab

Laurette

Mezzo-soprano (+5)

Héloïse Mas

Veronique

Actor (+1)

Eddie Chignara

Balthazar, chef des bergers

Stage director (+9)

Pierre Lebon

L’Innocent, second petit-fils de Francet

Dancer (+1)

Aurélien Bednarek

Fréderi, son petit-fils

Librettist (+3)

Iris Florentiny

Rose Mamaï

Assistant Stage Director

Stage director

Garance Coquart

Conductor

Conductor (+1)

Marc Leroy-Calatayud

Lighting designer

Bertrand Killy

Costume designer

Set designer

Répétiteur

Pianist (+5)

Thomas Tacquet

Tenor (+2)

Kaëlig Boché

Captain Sylvio

Baritone (+3)

Florent Karrer

Podestats

Mitifio, un gardien de chevaux

Vivette

L’assistant du Docteur Miracle

Grand Théâtre de Tours

New production - Delegated production Bru Zane France — Co-production Opéra de Tours, Théâtre du Châtelet, Opéra de Rouen Normandie, Bru Zane France, Opéra de Lausanne ( for Le Docteur Miracle )
Publishers: L'Arlésienne : Choudens / Le Docteur Miracle : Hugh MacDonald - Fishergate Music

 
Duration: 2h50
Intermission included

Conference | Saturday September 28 at 2:30 p.m.
By Isabelle Porto San Martin
By the Friends of the Lyric Center of Tours
"If a few recalcitrants still doubt its effectiveness, some of the most alive will demonstrate, in a few sung pieces, that one voice makes noise, and that four is just as pretty. Don't be afraid; people are afraid of what they don't understand. But it's not magic, it's scientific. The consultation is free and takes place every day, especially towards the evening and on Fridays." Pierre Lebon, director

LA FOUGUE DE LA JEUNESSE
BIZET YEAR 2025

A man of the theater, Bizet knew how to provoke laughter as much as tears. As proof, this show which allows you to discover the entirety of the incidental music of L'Arlésienne and the amusing one-act operetta Le Docteur Miracle . L'Arlésienne was first a short story by Alphonse Daudet. It was inspired by the suicide of the nephew of the Provençal poet Frédéric Mistral, who was in despair over his passion for a young woman. Daudet himself adapted the short story for the stage: it became a drama in 4 acts, and was enriched by musical punctuations by Bizet. Hervé Lacombe now offers a text for narrator that tells L'Arlésienne in a more concise manner, but allows the entire score for choir and orchestra to be heard. Le Docteur Miracle is the result of a competition that Bizet won. This farce reveals his comic talent, the melodies combine elegance with freshness, the ensembles dazzle with their dramatic verve, particularly in the comical "Quatuor de l'omelette".

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