Name: Rigoletto
Start: 2020-12-24T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-03-24T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Sapaev Mari State Opera and Ballet Theatre

Organization

Libretto

Francesco Maria Piave

Dirigat

Григорий Архипов

Regie

Sergey Shepelev

Chordirektion

Olga Zhilinskaya

Lichtgestaltung

Nikolay Anisimov

Videogestaltung

Maxim Yakimov

Sänger

Bariton

Vladislav Kalashnikov

Rigoletto

Sopran

Alena Fialeková

Gilda

Valeria Balandina

Tenor

Dmitry Semkin

Der Herzog von Mantua

Bass

Ilnar Davletshin

Sparafucile

Ekaterina Odaikina

Madalena

Сергей Гарашкин

Marullo

Alexey Chistyakov

Matteo Borsa

Graf Ceprano

Mezzosopran

Anastasia Ershova

Ein Page

Sapaev Mari State Opera and Ballet Theatre

Joschkar-Ola

Russland

The Classical Ballet and Opera House presents 
Opera Rigoletto performed by National Opera and Ballet Theatre of Mari El. Music by Giuseppe Verdi.

Rigoletto is one of Verdi's most famous works. The action of the opera is based on sharp dramatic contrasts. At the center of it is a sharp psychological drama that comprehensively outlines the image of Rigoletto — a sarcastic court jester, a tender, deeply suffering father, a formidable avenger. He is confronted by a frivolous and depraved duke, outlined against the background of court life. Spiritual purity, selfless devotion are personified in the image of the young Gilda.

These contrasting characters are vividly, with a remarkable wealth of psychological nuances, embodied in the music of the opera.

CAST

Rigoletto - Vladislav KALASHNIKOV
Gilda - Alina POLEVAYA
The Duke - Dmitry SEMKIN
Sparafucile - Ilnar DAVLETSHIN
Maddalena - Ekaterina ODAYKINA
Giovanna - Irina KOSTENKO
Count of Monterone - Anatoly MIKHAILOV
Marullo - Sergey GARASHKIN
Borsa - Alexey CHISTYAKOV
Count Cheprano - Ilnar DAVLETSHIN
Countess Cheprano - Tatiana TOLSTOLUZHSKAYA
Page - Anastasia YERSHOVA
Courtiers, servants - choir artists

The Orchestra under the direction of the chief conductor Grigory Arkhipov.

Rigoletto Verdi

Public

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