Name: Madama Butterfly
Start: 2011-05-15T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2011-05-29T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro Argentino

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Singer

Daniela Tabernig

No role specified

Florencia Fabris

Alejandra Malvino

Gabriela Cipriani Zec

Pedro Espinoza

Sebastián Ferrada

Víctor Torres

Fabián Veloz

Sergio Spina

Patricio Oliveira

Conductor

Guillermo Brizzio

Stage director

Rita Cosentino

Costume designer

Stella Maris Müller

Set designer

Juan Carlos Greco

Lighting designer

Chorus master

Miguel Martínez

Soprano

Cio-Cio-San

Tenor

B.F. Pinkerton

Baritone

Sharpless

Mezzo-soprano

Suzuki

Goro

Bass

Emiliano Bulacios

Uncle Bonze

Oreste Chlopecki

Mariano Fernández Bustinza

The imperial commissioner

Fernando Núñez

Sebastián Sorarrain

Prince Yamadori

Ricardo Crampton

Gabriela Bulich

Kate Pinkerton

María Luisa Merino Ronda

Jorge Koszarek

The official registrar

Silvia Alesio

Cio-Cio San's mother

Susana Paladino

The aunt

Others

Coro Estables del Teatro Argentino

Teatro Argentino

Orchestra

Orquesta Estable del Teatro Argentino

Madama Butterfly -  (Madame Butterfly)

La Plata

Argentina

Sala Alberto Ginastera

Madama Butterfly Puccini

Public

Madame Butterfly

Approved

Originally a notable public failure, when it premiered at La Scala in Milan in 1904, this opera soon became one of the favorites in the repertoire. The genesis of Madama Butterfly goes back to the trip to London that Puccini made in 1900 to witness the premiere of his opera Tosca. There the composer had the opportunity to attend the performance of a play written by the American David Belasco, which made a great impression on him. Belasco had been based on a novel by John Luther Long and both were inspired by the book Madame Chrysantheme, by Pierre Loti. Determined to compose a work based on the same argument, Puccini once again summoned the same Tosca librettists. The actions take place in Nagasaki, where Pinkerton, US Navy officer who arrives aboard the ship Abraham Lincoln, manages to arrange with a marriage agent his marriage to the young Japanese geisha Cio-Cio-San, nicknamed "Butterfly". After her return to the United States, she waits for him for three years, hoping for a reunion despite the fact that everyone assures her that her lover will never return. During that time she has raised a son by herself, born after the sailor's departure. Finally, Pinkerton returns, but accompanied by Kate, his American wife. He proposes to take care of the child to raise him in the United States, but by then the tragedy has already been unleashed. hopeful in the reunion despite the fact that everyone assures her that her beloved will never return. During that time she has raised a son by herself, born after the sailor's departure. Finally, Pinkerton returns, but accompanied by Kate, his American wife. He proposes to take care of the child to raise him in the United States, but by then the tragedy has already been unleashed. hopeful in the reunion despite the fact that everyone assures her that her beloved will never return. During that time she has raised a son by herself, born after the sailor's departure. Finally, Pinkerton returns, but accompanied by Kate, his American wife. He proposes to take care of the child to raise him in the United States, but by then the tragedy has already been unleashed.

English

Madame Butterfly by Puccini, ig. 29 mai. 2011, Noiztik (2011/2011), Zuzendaria Rita Cosentino,, Zuzendaria Guillermo Brizzio, Teatro Argentino, La Plata, Argentina

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