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Friday, March 23, 6.30 pm
Saturday March 24, 6.30 pm
Sunday March 25 5.30 pm
Tuesday March 27, 6.30 pm
Thursday March 29, 6.30 pm
Friday March 30, 4.30 pm An opera in four acts with prologue
Libretto by Modest Musorgskij, based on Alexander Pushkin's drama Boris Godunov and Nikolai Karamazin's History of the Russian Empire
Second version (1872) By Modest Musorgskij
A new co-production with the Teatro Municipal de Santiago
Conductor George Pehlivanian Director, Set, Costume and Lighting Designs
Hugo De Ana
Coreographer
Lino Privitera
Assistant Director
Nicola Zorzi
Assistant Lighting Designs
Jacopo Pantani
Assistant Scene Designs
Guillermo Nova
Assistant Costume Designs
Cristina Aceti
Cast
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More videos from the Teatro Massimo Part I 100 minutes
Interval 20 minutes
Part II 45 minutes
Interval 20 minutes
Part III 45 minutes
About the opera
Boris Godunov is a milestone of the Russian musical school of the 19th century. Plots, intrigues and rebellions are the main moods/spirits in Musorgskij’s masterpiece inspired by one the most famous Russian writers, A.S. Pushkin. The story takes place in Russia in the 16th century when the country falls into choas after the heir assassination. Boris is the illegitimate Tzar and he knows it: the opera guides us through his anguish, regrets, his huge will to power and its inevitable conseguences. Boris' conclusive monologue is an absolute masterpiece in the history of music.
The staging, created by world-renowned director and designer Hugo de Ana, is an international co-production with the Teatro Municipal de Santiago de Chile. 
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