Organization

Festival d'Aix en Provence

Dyrygent

Simon Rattle

Reżyseria

Simon McBurney

Scenografia

Miriam Buether

Kostiumy

Christina Cunningham

Reżyseria światła

Paul Anderson

Wideo

Will Duke

Choreografia

Leah Hausman

Dramaturgia

Gerard McBurney

Collaboration à la mise en scène

Sasha Milavic Davies

Śpiewak

Baryton

Christian Gerhaher

Wozzeck

Sopran

Malin Byström

Marie

Tenor

Thomas Blondelle

Tambourmajor

Peter Hoare

Hauptmann

Brindley Sherratt

Doktor

Kontralt

Héloïse Mas

Margret

Matthieu Toulouse

Erster Handwerksbursch

Tomasz Kumiega

Zweiter Handwerksbursch

Assistant to Music Direction

Levi Hammer

Costume Assistant

Louise Watts

Robert Lewis

Andres

Der Narr

Handwerksburschen

Danila Frantou

Ein Soldat

Głos dziecięcy

Gabriele Cuggia

Mariens Knabe

Others

Chœur de Chambre Philharmonique Estonien

Orchestra

London Symphony Orchestra

Maîtrise des Bouches-du-Rhône

niemiecki

Aix-en-Provence

Francja

Grand Théâtre de Provence

Public

Private

angielski

francuski

Approved

Wozzeck Berg

ENTRETIEN AVEC LE METTEUR EN SCÈNE SIMON MCBURNEY

"The audience is struck by an act of continuity in violence, continuity in division and continuity in vision: with all that lies behind the dream, as if the pit of the mind had opened up." Pierre Jean Jouve and Michel Fano, Wozzeck d’Alban Berg (1964)

Wozzeck is a typical example of the poor humanity of modern times: a brave soldier, scapegoat of a whole social system, who kills his mistress out of jealousy and then commits suicide. The Romantic playwright Büchner painted this vivid portrait in the early days of industrialisation: a relentless movement of objectification of beings that culminates in the mass grave of the First World War – of which Berg's opera is, in its own way, the posttraumatic echo, as much as it prophesies the world to come. For his third time at the Festival, Simon McBurney captures Wozzeck’s last minute, the moment when he drowns, and makes it a spectacular externalisation of his tormented psyche, as well as a grotesque recollection of his obsessions. Sir Simon Rattle will conduct the London Symphony Orchestra and a first-rate cast; Christian Gerhaher brings all his Liedersänger skills
in a subtle and heart-rending incarnation of the title role as a myth of our time.

English

Udział w spektaklu (Obsada & realizacja )

Obsada

Załoga

Ensemble