Organization

Direction d'orchestre

Pascal Rophé

Mise en scène

Nicolas Joël

Décors

Wolfgang Gussmann

Costumes

Susana Mendoza

Lumières

Hans Toelstede

Chanteur

Janina Baechle

Anna Akhmatova

Atilla B Kiss

Lev Goumilev

Lionel Peintre

Pounine

Varduhi Abrahamyan

Lydia Tchoukovskaïa

Valérie Condoluci

Faina Ranevskaïa

christophe DUMAUX

Le Représentant de L'Union des écrivains

Marie-Adeline Henry

Olga

Fabrice Dalis

Un Sculpteur

Un Universitaire anglais

Paul Crémazy

Vladimir Kapshuk

Ugo Rabec

An Agent

Sophie Claisse

A Woman of the People

Laura Agnoloni

An Old Woman of the People

Emanuel Mendes

Tenor Solo

Slawomir Szychowiak

Baritone Solo

Direction de choeur

Patrick Marie Aubert

Director

Francois Roussillon

Marc Minkowski

Ezio Frigerio

Franca Squarciapino

Vinicio Cheli

Soprano

Inva Mula

Mireille

Ténor

Charles Castronovo

Vincent

Baryton

Franck Ferrari

Ourrias

Basse

Alain Vernhes

Maître Ramon

Mezzo-soprano

Sylvie Brunet-Grupposo

Taven

Anne-Catherine Gillet

Vincenette

Voix d'enfant

Sébastien Droy

Andrelou

Nicolas Cavallier

Maître Ambroise

Amel Brahim-Djelloul

Clémence

Le passeur

Opéra national du Capitole

Others

Chœur de l’Opéra national de Paris

Orchestra

Paris Opera Orchestra

Tribute To Nicolas Joel

Toulouse

France

Théâtre du Capitole

Tribute To Nicolas Joel: Akhmatova Mantovani (+1 More)

Public

Akhmatova

Valide

AKHMATOVA -  

Opera in 3 acts by Bruno Mantovani (2011)
Libretto by Christophe Ghristi

For this world premiere, dedicated to one of the most important Russian poetesses of the 20th century, the Paris Opera commissioned the composer Bruno Mantovani, entrusted the libretto to Christophe Ghristi and the staging to Nicolas Joel. The book evokes the darkest period of Anna Akhmatova's life, that which took place under the Stalin regime and which was marked, in particular, by the arrest of her son.

MIREILLE -

Opera in 5 acts by Charles Gounod (1864)
Libretto by Michel Carré after the poem by Frédéric Mistral

In 1859, Frédéric Mistral gave Félibrige, his association for the defense of Occitan culture, his masterpiece: Mirèio or Mireille , a vast epic love poem. Gounod quickly becomes aware of the text and decides to make an opera out of it. He accepted Mistral's invitation to discover Provence and settled in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence for a few weeks. The work, created in 1864 at the Théâtre-Lyrique, had a career that was both difficult and glorious. It was constantly modified and distorted. The production directed by Nicolas Joël and directed by Marc Minkowski restores Mireille 's original version and consecrates one of the great masterpieces of French opera.

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Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

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