Organization

Singer

Bass

Jakob Kunath

Figaro

Seungweon Lee

Soprano

Mirella Hagen

Susanna

Susanna Hurrell

Baritone

Andreas Jören

The Count of Almaviva

Benjamin Lewis

Emily Dorn

The Countess of Almaviva

Adréana Kraschewski

Mezzo-soprano

Dorothee Bienert

Cherubino

Lotte Kortenhaus

Irakli Atanelishvili

Bartolo

Brigitte Bauma

Marcelline

Tenor

Nando Zickgraf

Basilio

Xenia Cumento

Barbarina

Stephanie Hershaw

Florian Zanger

Antonio

Hyunsik Shin

Don Curzio

Lighting designer

Carsten-Alexander Lenauer

Video designer

Nikolay Schröder

Stage director

Jan Eßinger

Conductor

György Mészáros

Costume designer

Carl-Christian Andresen

Set designer

Marc Weeger

Chorus master

Francesco Damiani

Dramaturge

Elisabeth Wirtz

Others

Chor des Landestheaters Detmold

Theater Winterthur

Orchestra

Symphonisches Orchester des Landestheaters Detmold

Italian

Le nozze di Figaro -  (The Marriage of Figaro)

Detmold

Germany

Landestheater Detmold

Großes Haus

Iserlohn

Parktheater

Winterthur

Switzerland

Bad Oeynhausen

Theater im Park

Le nozze di Figaro Mozart

Public

Private

The Marriage of Figaro

German

Approved

Le Nozze di Figaro (Trailer)

"The Marriage of Figaro or The Great Day" - As the full title of Mozart and Da Ponte's masterpiece reveals, the plot unfolds in just 24 extremely turbulent hours: the shrewd barber Figaro and his Susanna want to get married. Both are subordinates of Count Almaviva, whose thirst for love affairs has become legendary. While the latter hopes to be able to satisfy his lust for Susanna, the latter, together with the humiliated countess, sets up an intrigue in order to expose the man. However, the two women did not expect the charmingly clumsy advances of the pubescent Cherubino and the jealousy of both the count and the unsuspecting Figaro. When the housekeeper Marcellina and the seedy Doctor Bartolo insist
Mozart's musical comedy "Le nozze di Figaro" closely follows its text, Beaumarchais' rapid social satire. With a masterly musical and dramatic instinct, Mozart finds the right tones for the comical and erotic entanglements, but also for the melancholy and injuries that result in the characters.
"Le nozze di Figaro" is the first of the three Da Ponte operas which, despite the fast-paced, comedy-like plot, already reveals the rebellious thoughts of the French Revolution.

English

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble