Organization

Cantante

Tenor

Georgy Vasiliev

Romeo

Alexey Tatarintsev

Georgy Faradzhev

Stanislav Mostovoy

Alexey Sayapin

Soprano

Irina Kostina

Julieta

Irina Bozhenko

Galina Koroleva

Elena Terentieva

Ekaterina Mironycheva

Maria Buinosova

Bajo

Evgeny Stavinsky

Fray Lorenzo

Vitaly Efanov

Andrey Fetisov

Sergey Artamonov

Barítono

Ilya Kuzmin

Mercucio

Alexey Bogdanchikov

Vasily Laduk

Alexander Martynov

Veniamin Egorov

Tibaldo

Dmitry Pianov

Alexander Skvarko

Dmitry Bobrov

Mikhail Novikov

Mezzosoprano

Anna Sinitsyna

Stéfano

Valeria Pfister

Alina Yarovaya

Polina Shamaeva

Gayane Babajanyan

Ekaterina Mirzoyants

Paris

Alexander Popov

Alexander Tyupa

Aleksandra Saulskaya-Shultyaeva

Gertrude

Irina Romishevskaya

Tatyana Tabachuk

Andrey Borisenko

Grigorio

Oleg Shagotsky

Bajobarítono

Dmitry Orlov

Conde Capuleto

Boris Statsenko

Alexey Antonov

Director(a) de escena

Arnaud Bernard

Director(a) orquestal

Fabio Mastrangelo

Andrey Lebedev

Yuri Medianik

Vasily Valitov

Director(a) coral

Yulia Senyukova

Diseñador(a) de iluminación

Escenógrafo(a)

Novaya Opera

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Roméo et Juliette -  (Romeo y Julieta)

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Novaya Opera Theatre

Roméo et Juliette Gounod

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Private

Romeo y Julieta

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One of Gounod's best operas, Romeo and Juliet (1867), became one of the most successful incarnations of Shakespeare's tragedy. The main accent of the composition is “drama through lyrics” (Mikhail Muginstein): the enmity of families fades into the background and serves as a background for a love story. The basis of the drama is the monologues and four magnificent duets of the main characters: they reveal the whole story of their relationship. It was in Gounod's Romeo and Juliet, following his own Faust, that a new direction in operatic art of the second half of the 19th century finally took shape - lyric opera (drame lyrique) .

Opera has been staged infrequently in Russia. The performance of the Bolshoi Theater became a milestone (1941; renewal - 1945); in both cases the best Russian Romeo Sergei Lemeshev shone in the title role. 

The current production at the Novaya Opera - the first in Russia in 40 years - was staged by the famous French director, artist and set designer Arnaud Bernard.  He is known to Russian audiences for his performances at the Mikhailovsky Theater (Zhidovka by F. Halevy, 2010; La Boheme by G. Puccini, 2011; the performance was nominated for the Russian National Theater Prize “Golden Mask”). The Musical Director is Fabio Mastrangelo, Guest Conductor of the New Opera.  On January 17, 2014, under his direction, the theater presented a concert performance of Romeo and Juliet (as part of the Epiphany Festival).

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