Organization

Maestro

Maestro (+2)

Enrique Mazzola

Diretor de Palco

Jetske Mijnssen

Cenógrafo

Cenógrafo (+3)

Ben Baur

Estilista

Klaus Bruns

Dramaturgo

Luc Joosten

Coreógrafo

Coreógrafo (+1)

Lillian Stillwell

Mestre de Coro

Edward Ananian-Cooper

Mezzo-soprano (+2)

Aigul Akhmetshina

Elisabetta

Tenor

Ismael Jordi

Roberto

Soprano (+1)

Sílvia Sequeira

Anna Kennedy

Designer de Iluminação

Cor van den Brink

Baixo (+2)

Aleksei Kulagin

Giorgio Talbot

Barítono (+3)

Szymon Mechliński

Lord Guglielmo Cecil

Assistente De Maestro

Maestro (+3)

Elda Laro

Repetidor

Pianista (+1)

Peter Lockwood

Repetidor (+1)

Daniel Ruiz de Cenzano Caballero

Pianista (+4)

Alessandro Amoretti

Kristina Mkhitaryan

Maria Stuarda

Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia

Teatro di San Carlo

De Nationale Opera

Chorus

Chorus of Dutch National Opera

Orchestra

Netherlands Chamber Orchestra

Assistente De Diretor De Palco

Jean-François Kessler

Noah van Renswoude

Assistente Do Mestre De Coro

Ad Broeksteeg

Naomi Teekens

Dançarino (+5)

Demi Wals

Dancer

Dançarino

Alina Fejzo

Lili Kok

Evaldo Melo

Isabelle Nelson

Renzo Popolizio

Laia Vancells Pi

Luigi Vilotta

Dutch National Opera & Ballet

Two kings, one crown
Although Elisabeth I and Mary Stuart never actually met, artists have all too often fantasized about a possible meeting between the two. The same goes for Donizetti, who sketches a blood-curdling confrontation scene in his opera. The two queens deal vocal punches, culminating in Stuarda's exclamation 'vil bastarda!' ("Dirty bastard!"). A deeply affected Elisabeth takes revenge in a ruthless way. 


TRILOGY 
Maria Stuarda (1835) is the second opera of Donizetti's Tudor trilogy, presented in three seasons. The Dutch director Jetske Mijnssen penetrates deeply into the psychology of the characters. A common thread is the life course of Queen Elisabeth, and the traumas that accumulate in it.  

Enrique Mazzola , world-class bel canto specialist, is the musical director of the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra . Marina Rebeka , who is one of the few in the world who can play all three Donizetti queens, sings the role of Maria Stuarda. Opposite her she has the young Russian mezzo-soprano and rising star Aigul Akhmetshina in the role of Elisabetta.

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