Le Nozze di Figaro
Met Opera Live in HD
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Date
- 18:00 / Cancelled 18:00 / Sold out Saturday, 18:00
Location
Grand Auditorium Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation18:00 – Acts I and II
19:49 – Intermission of 34 min.
20:23 – Acts III and IV
21:39 – End of opera
Live broadcast
Pricing
25% – Under 30
10% – Over 65
Cartão Gulbenkian:
50% – Under 30
15% – Over 65
- New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
- Joana Mallwitz Conductor
- Richard Eyre Staging
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
CREDITS
Lorenzo Da Ponte Libretto, based on the play La Folle Journée, ou Le Mariage de Figaro by Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais
Rob Howell Set and Costume Designer
Paule Constable Lighting Designer
Sara Erde Choreographer
Jonathon Loy Revival Stage Director
Tilman Michael C. Graham Berwind, III Chorus Director
CAST — In order of vocal appearance:
Michael Sumuel Figaro (Bass-Baritone)
Olga Kulchynska Susanna (Soprano)
Maurizio Muraro Dr. Bartolo (Bass-Baritone)
Elizabeth Bishop Marcellina (Mezzo-Soprano)
Sun-Ly Pierce Cherubino (Mezzo-Soprano)
Joshua Hopkins Count Almaviva (Baritone)
Brenton Ryan Don Basilio (Tenor)
Federica Lombardi Countess Almaviva (Soprano)
Paul Corona Antonio (Bass)
Mei Gui Zhang Barbarina (Soprano)
Tony Stevenson Don Curzio (Tenor)
CONTINUO
Howard Watkins Fortepiano
Kari Jane Docter Cello
In Le nozze di Figaro, one of Mozart’s most famous operas, the plot takes place over the course of a single day – the day on which Figaro and Susanna marry. From the very first note, this charming opera buffa follows the outline of a comedy of deceits, with mistaken identities and constant twists and turns. The return of Richard Eyre’s successful staging for the Metropolitan Opera, which Gulbenkian Music is broadcasting, is conducted by Joana Mallwitz and features two of the biggest stars in operatic singing today: Michael Sumuel in the role of Figaro and Olga Kulchynska as Susanna.
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