Organization

Chanteur

Basse

Simone Alaimo

Mustafà

Soprano

Sonia Peruzzo

Elvira

Mezzo-soprano

Loredana Megna

Zulma

Salvo Todaro

Haly

Ténor

Daniele Zanfardino

Lindoro

Federico Lepre

Manuela Custer

Isabella

Antonella Colaianni

Baryton

Clemente Antonio Daliotti

Taddeo

Giuseppe Esposito

Direction d'orchestre

Giuseppe La Malfa

Antonino Manuli

Mise en scène

Michele Mirabella

Décors

Alida Cappellini

Giovanni Licheri

Costumes

Direction de choeur

Tiziana Carlini

Teatro Massimo Bellini

Orchestra

Orchestra  del Teatro Massimo Bellini

L'italiana in Algeri -  (L'italienne à Alger)

Catane

Italie

Composed by Rossini when he was just 21 years old and in just 18 days, “L'italiana in Algeri” was staged for the first time on May 22, 1813 in the Teatro San Benedetto in Venice. The plot is inspired by the story, which really happened, of a Milanese woman who was kidnapped by pirates at the beginning of the 19th century, then taken to a harem in Algiers and finally returned injured to Italy. Stendhal called this masterpiece "the perfection of the funny genre". How can we not agree with this judgment? And on the all-Italian primacy of the Rossinian genius, Michele Mirabella dwells in the director's notes, when he writes: "And it comes to mind that the most beautiful 'Italian' that the bey can deserve and obtain remains with him, and with and his people, be the Music ".

L'italiana in Algeri Rossini

Public

L'italienne à Alger

Valide

Taddeo - Clemente Antonio Daliotti

Ho un gran peso sulla testa - L'italiana in Algeri d Rossini

Ho un gran peso sulla testa - L'italiana in Algeri di Rossini - Clemente Antonio Daliotti

Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

Distribution

Équipage

Ensemble