Orario
20 gennaio 2023
ore 19:50 sulla WebTV del Teatro
WebTV
“Il sogno rimosso”
A conversation on dream, music and psychoanalysis between professor Vittorio Lingiardi and our Music Director Omer Meir Wellber
Orario
May 7 2023
at 6:20pm on the Teatro Massimo WebTV
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Giuseppe Verdi
Il trovatore
in concerted form
Conductor Daniel Oren
Lighting Designs Giuseppe Di Iorio
Chorus Master Ciro Visco
We inform the public that on Tuesday 20 July the tenor Piero Pretti will replace Carlo Ventre in the main role
Teatro Massimo Orchestra and Chorus
Cast
Cast
Il Conte di Luna Artur Rucinski
Leonora Angela Meade
Azucena Violeta Urmana
Manrico Carlo Ventre (18), Piero Pretti (20)
Ferrando Sava Vemic
Ines Carlotta Vichi
Ruiz Blagoj Nacoski
Vecchio zingaro Federico Cucinotta
Messo Pietro Luppina
New Guidelines for the Audience
All the people who will access the Teatro Massimo or the Teatro di Verdura are required to take a few minutes to read the guidelines. Bear in mind that you are required to wear a face mask at all times, measure your body temperature upon arrival to the opera house, keep a physical distance of at least one metre from other people and sit in your selected seat.
Where to buy your tickets
At the Box-office, online on TicketOne.it, by calling the call centre. On performance days the Teatro di Verdura box-office is open from 7.15pm.
Concessions
Under 26, Under35 Card holders, 2020 subscribers, #iorinuncio al rimborso donors, students of the University of Palermo, Palermo Conservatory of Music and Palermo Academy of Arts, Uncalm, groups (at least 20 people for the same date), Diamond Card holders. 6 seats in section 1 are reserved for people with disabilities and their companions for each performance (at the fare of gradinata) - check with the box-office for further info. You will be required to show your ID/certificate to get the concession price.
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Direttore e maestro del Coro Ciro Visco
Soprano Maria Francesca Mazzara
Controtenore Riccardo Angelo Strano
Baritono Marcello Rosiello
Pianoforti Pasquale Lo Cascio, Giuseppe Cinà
Coro e Percussioni del Teatro Massimo
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Versione per due pianoforti e percussioni
Coro e Percussioni del Teatro Massimo
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Serata di danza
Attore Gigi Borruso
Luci Salvatore Spataro
Costumi Fondazione Teatro Massimo
Corpo di ballo del Teatro Massimo
Direttore del Corpo di ballo Davide Bombana
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TANGO GENESIS
Coreografia di Marcello Carini
Musiche Philip Glass, Max Richter, André Dziezuk
ZONA TANGO
Coreografia di Alessandro Cascioli
Musiche Gerardo Matos Rodríguez, Silencio Tango Orchestra, Zona Tango
PASSO A DUE DA CARMEN
Coreografia di Amedeo Amodio
Musica Georges Bizet
Étoiles ospiti Eleonora Abbagnato e Michele Satriano
PLAYING TANGO
Coreografia di Gaetano La Mantia
Musiche Alessandro Russo, Fabio Hager Sexteto, Leroy Anderson, Astor Piazzolla
CONTACT TANGO
Coreografia di Jean-Sébastien Colau e Vincenzo Veneruso
Musica Stefano Conti
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24, 26, 28, 29 October and 2 November 2023 |Main Stage, Teatro Massimo
Notice to the audience
The Fondazione Teatro Massimo informs the public that the Premiere of the opera “Don Giovanni” has not taken place, following the adhesion of the theatre workers to the national strike (called by the national secretariats SLC – CGIL, FISTEL – CISL, UILCOM – UIL, FIALS – CISAL) for the renewal of the National Collective Labour Contract of the Lyric Symphonic Foundations.
Thanks to the availability of Maestro Riccardo Muti and of the entire cast, the theatre has scheduled a performance on Sunday October 29th at 8 p.m.
Subscribers and ticket holders of the Premiere (October 24th) may attend the new performance, scheduled for Sunday October 29th at 8.00 p.m., using the same ticket and keeping the same seat. If unable to attend the new performance on Sunday October 29th, subscribers and ticket holders may still request a refund. [Refund info here]
We apologize to the audience for the inconvenience, thank you for your understanding.
Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Conductor Riccardo Muti
Director Chiara Muti
Scene Design Alessandro Camera
Costume Design Tommaso Lagattolla
Lighting Design Vincent Longuemare
Assistant Director Paolo Vettori
Assistent Scene Design Andrea Gregori
Assistant Costume Design Francesco Ceo
A new production of the Teatro Massimo
in co-production with Teatro Regio di Torino
Cast
Don Giovanni Luca Micheletti
Donna Anna Maria Grazia Schiavo
Donna Elvira Mariangela Sicilia
Don Ottavio Giovanni Sala
Leporello Alessandro Luongo
Zerlina Francesca Di Sauro
Masetto Leon Košavić
Il Commendatore Vittorio De Campo
Maestro at the fortepiano Alessandro Benigni
Teatro Massimo Orchestra and Chorus
Chorus Master Salvatore Punturo
riccardomuti.com
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Bookings open on
September 5 2023
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About
From 19 to 25 May 2023 |Main Stage, Teatro Massimo
Music Pëtr Il’ič Čajkovskij
Conductor Omer Meir Wellber
Director Julien Chavaz
Associate Director Annemiek van Elst
Scene Designs Amber Vandenhoeck
Costume Designs Sanne Oostervink
Lighting Design Eloi Gianini
Assistant Director Fleur Snow
Costume Designs Assistant Maartje Prins, Nadine Hempel
Russian Coach Stanislav Chernyshov
Cast
Larina Helene Schneiderman
Tat’jana Carmen Giannattasio (19, 21, 23, 25) / Natalia Tanasii (20, 24)
Olga Victoria Karkacheva
Filipp’evna Margarita Nekrasova
Evgenij Onegin Artur Rucinski (19, 21, 23, 25) / Nikolai Zemlianskikh (20, 24)
Vladimir Lenskij Saimir Pirgu (19, 21, 23, 25) / Pavel Petrov (20, 24)
Principe Gremin Giorgi Manoshvili
Monsieur Triquet/Un contadino James Kryshak
Zareckij/Un capitano Andrii Ganchuk
Teatro Massimo Orchestra and Chorus
Chorus Master Salvatore Punturo
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Biglietti in vendita dal
2 aprile 2023
Running Time
Three hours and 10 minutes with two 15 minutes intermissions
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From19 to 21, 23,24 and 26 September 2023 |Main Stage, Teatro Massimo
Opera in three acts
by Christoph Willibald Gluck
Conductor Gabriele Ferro
Director and Coreographer Danilo Rubeca
Scene Designs Domenico Franchi
Costume Designs Alessio Rosati
Lighting Designs Marco Giusti
Assistant Director & Coreographer Emanuele Burrafato
Assistant Scene Designs Francesca Nieddu
Assistant Costume Designs Rosa Mariotti
New production
Teatro Massimo Orchestra, Chorus and Ballet
Chorus Master Salvatore Punturo
Ballet Director Jean-Sébastien Colau
Cast
Orfeo Filippo Mineccia
Euridice Federica Guida
Amore Nofar Yacobi
Teatro Massimo Orchestra, Chorus and Ballet
Chorus Master Salvatore Punturo
Ballet Director Jean-Sébastien Colau
Running time: 1 hour and 40 minutes without interval
The Premiere (Sept 19) will be available in free livestreaming on the Teatro Massimo WebTV
Listening Guides (in Italian)
• Thursday September 14, 6pm in Sala Onu, Invito all’ascolto by the Friends of del Teatro Massimo with Lorenzo Mattei
• Tuesday September 19, 6:30pm in Sala Onu, Vi racconto l’opera with Beatrice Monroy, Sabrina Petyx e Gigi Borruso
Synopsis
Act I
A chorus of nymphs and shepherds sings a mourning hymn around the tomb of Eurydice (“Ah, se intorno a quest’urna funesta”). Orpheus asks them to leave him alone, and express his grief for the death of his wife, his rage against the cruel gods, and his determination to bring Eurydice back to life (“Chiamo il mio ben così”). Cupid appears and tells Orpheus that Jove allows him to descend to the underworld to try to reclaim his wife. Orpheus must appease the Furies with his music and bring Eurydice back to the upper world without never looking at her or explaining his behaviour, otherwise he will lose her for ever (“Gli sguardi trattieni”). Orpheus heads to Hades with his lyre as only weapon.
Act II
The gates of Hades are guarded by Furies and demons, who threatens Orpheus with their dance (“Chi mai dell’Erebo fra le caligini”). Orpheus plays his lyre and sings his despair (“Deh, placatevi con me”). The Furies at first refuse to let him move on into the Elysian Fields. Then they are gradually touched by his laments and moved by his singing, and they let him pass the entrance of the underworld. The scene is now in the Elysian Fields. Orpheus arrives, seeking his beloved wife (“Che puro ciel”). The Blessed Spirits restore Eurydice, veiled, to Orpheus, and he hurries to lead her away, without looking at her.
Act III
Orpheus and Eurydice are on their road to the upper world. Eurydice, who doesn’t know of the gods injunction, is suspicious, and asks him to explain his behaviour or at least to look at her (“Vieni, appaga il tuo consorte”). Orpheus tries to keep his face turned away and to bring her to the upper world, but when she faints, he is forced to to infringe the gods’ will. As soon as their eyes meet, Eurydice dies again with a last farewell. Orpheus is desperate and about to kill himself (“Che farò senza Euridice”). Cupid appears and announces that Orpheus’ love and faith have moved again the gods. Eurydice is restored to life, and they will enjoy a new life of pleasures and love on earth (“Divo Amor, son tue pene”). Nymphs and shepherds celebrate with dances the power of Cupid (“Trionfi Amore”).
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Idomeneo
April 18 – 28, 2019| Main Stage, Teatro Massimo
Libretto by Giambattista Varesco
Music Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Conductor Daniel Cohen
Director, scene and costume Pier Luigi Pizzi
Light designer Massimo Gasparon
Teatro Massimo Orchestra and Chorus
A Teatro delle Muse of Ancona production
Cast
Cast
Idomeneo René Barbera (18, 23, 26, 28) Giulio Pelligra (19, 27)
Idamante Aya Wakizono
Ilia Carmela Remigio (18, 23, 26, 28) Giuliana Gianfaldoni (19, 27)
Elettra Eleonora Buratto (18, 23, 26, 28) Soula Parassidis (19, 27)
Arbace Giovanni Sala
Gran sacerdote di Nettuno Carlos Natale
La voce Renzo Ran
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Photo Rosellina Garbo
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