Organization

Admin

Mission Opera

Diretor de Palco

Chris Catena

Maestro

Giovanni Pompeo

Mestre de Coro

Hugo Vera

Repetidor

Lindsay Aldana

Cenógrafo

Nik Taylor

Estilista

Constanze Bonelli

Maquiador

Lisa Poleshek

Designer de Som

Don Pittman

Designer de Vídeo

Brayden Hade

Cantor

Soprano

Lisa Houben

Cio-Cio-San

Joanna Parisi

Tenor

B. F. Pinkerton

Chris Anderson

Barítono

Gabriel Manro

Sharpless

Joshua Wentz

Produtor executivo

Mezzo-soprano

Alexis Wesley

Suzuki

Sarah Wang

Steve Moritsugu

Goro

Genghong Cai

Dominic Lim

O Príncipe Yamadori

Baixo

Comissário Imperial

Phil Meyer

Bonzo

Eugene Carbajal

Genevieve Harnsberger

Kate Pinkerton

Shannon Alise Moore

Jason Vincent

Tio Yakusidé

Alexei Helmbock

Um notário

Kirstin Ariel

A tia

Aurica Avonaires

A prima

Silent

Artyom Avonaires

A dor

Arturo Delgadillo

Dancer

Coreógrafo

Maiko Okajima

italiano

Madama Butterfly -  (Madame Butterfly)

Canyon Country

Estados Unidos

Canyon High School Performing Arts Center

Madama Butterfly Puccini

Public

Private

Madame Butterfly

Matias Vergara Moyano

Approved

Premise:

"Madama Butterfly" stands as a quintessential masterpiece by Puccini, drawing inspiration from David Belasco's adaptation of a story by American author John Luther Long. However, it's essential to steer away from portraying Americans solely as antagonistic or cynical figures. This narrative transcends borders, resonating universally with themes of love, cultural disparity, and tragic endings amidst societal and cultural differences.

 

Character Exploration:

At the heart of the narrative is Cio-Cio-San, the titular "Butterfly," a true tragic heroine. Despite criticism, she embodies unwavering faith in her love and a steadfast sense of honor. Her journey from a naive fifteen-year-old, seeking redemption from poverty through marriage to a foreigner, to a woman shattered by betrayal and societal norms, epitomizes the essence of tragedy.

 

Themes and Symbolism:

"Madama Butterfly" delves into themes of hope, loss, and sacrifice amidst a backdrop of societal upheaval. The recurring motif of hope, embodied by the figure of a dancer, juxtaposes the harsh realities faced by Cio-Cio-San. The symbolic paper boat, a harbinger of Pinkerton's return, transforms into a vessel of despair as the narrative unfolds.

 

Character Dynamics:

The complex relationship between Cio-Cio-San and Pinkerton is emblematic of cultural clashes and exploitation. Pinkerton's opportunistic behavior, driven by selfish desires and cultural superiority, contrasts sharply with Cio-Cio-San's innocence and vulnerability. The manipulative machinations of characters like Goro and Sharpless further exacerbate her plight.

 

Climactic Tragedy:

As the narrative progresses, the atmosphere shifts from hope to despair, culminating in a tragic denouement. Cio-Cio-San's ultimate sacrifice, driven by a moral dilemma and shattered dreams, epitomizes the eternal struggle between honor and love. Her poignant demise underscores the devastating consequences of societal norms and cultural misunderstandings.

 

Conclusion:

"Madama Butterfly" transcends its operatic roots to become a timeless exploration of love, sacrifice, and the human condition. Through nuanced characterizations and evocative symbolism, the narrative invites audiences to reflect on the complexities of relationships and the enduring power of hope amidst adversity.

 

Christian Francesconi Catena

English

Madame Butterfly by Puccini, De (2024/2024), Dirigido por Chris Catena,, Regente Giovanni Pompeo, Canyon High School Performing Arts Center, Canyon Country, Estados Unidos

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