Organization

Chanteur

Ténor

Andrew Morstein

Sandy

Baryton

Timothy Connor

Blazes

Mise en scène

Georg Zlabinger

Direction d'orchestre

Michael Zlabinger

Lumières

Franz Tscheck

Décors

Martin Zlabinger

Costumes

Répétiteur

Anna Sushon

Basse

Johannes Schwendinger

Arthur

MusikTheater an der Wien

Orchestra

Wiener KammerOrchester

anglais

The Lighthouse -  (Le Phare)

Vienne

Autriche

Wiener Kammeroper

The Lighthouse Davies,PM

Public

Le Phare

allemand

Valide

A strange incident is under judicial investigation: When a supply ship reached a lonely lighthouse, the three officers found the lighthouse abandoned except for a flock of rats. There was no trace of the three lighthouse keepers. Despite the stormy weather, there was no sign of a fight or a flood, everything looked as if the three had only left the tower for a moment: the table was set, dinner was ready. In court, the three officers are now suspected of having something to do with the guards' disappearance. Your statements do not shed light on the circumstances, everything just becomes more mysterious, as they perceived the situation differently, but unanimously describe the atmosphere as spooky. The negotiation becomes a vision of the events: the three guards, those who had lived there in solitude for months were very different: Arthur was evidently a self-righteous religious zealot, while Blazes and Sandy had morally dubious pasts. But all three hid on the island from their past. Playing cards was her only pastime. One evening the atmosphere became aggressive. They tried to calm themselves down by each singing a song that meant something to them - it soon turned out that it was a glimpse into their own fate: Blazes told how he slew an old woman for her money, his father became for it hanged. He didn't seem to have any remorse. A fateful love story was reflected in Sandy's song and Arthur gave free rein to his obsessive fantasies about the golden calf and the killing around it. With the rising fog, the ghosts of the past crawled out of the sea and grabbed the three of them until they - now completely insane - saw a punishing beast with shining eyes emerge from the storm that wanted to fetch them. The judicial investigation ends with an acquittal for the three officers. The fate of the guards remains an unexplained accident. One learns that no new guards have been found for this lighthouse and that everything is now automated there. until they - now completely insane - saw a punishing beast with shining eyes emerge from the storm that wanted to fetch them. The judicial investigation ends with an acquittal for the three officers. The fate of the guards remains an unexplained accident. One learns that no new guards have been found for this lighthouse and that everything is now automated there. until they - now completely insane - saw a punishing beast with shining eyes emerge from the storm that wanted to fetch them. The judicial investigation ends with an acquittal for the three officers. The fate of the guards remains an unexplained accident. One learns that no new guards have been found for this lighthouse and that everything is now automated there.

English

Le Phare by Davies, Du (2021/2021), Dirigé par Georg Zlabinger,, Chef d'orchestre Michael Zlabinger, Wiener Kammeroper, Vienne, Autriche

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