Caracalla 2023 : Rigoletto Rome
Diverses dates
Termas de Caracalla Main Hall
Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, Roma, Roma
A propos du spectacle
Vivez l'opéra comme jamais auparavant lors de cette étonnante représentation des chefs-d'œuvre de Verdi dans les remarquables thermes de Caracalla à Rome.
Rigoletto est une pièce en trois actes de Giuseppe Verdi écrite en 1851 et basée sur la pièce de Victor Gugo Le Roi S'amuse (Fr. : The king has fun). La pièce a été interdite par la censure en raison de son caractère immoral et du fait qu'elle sabotait l'autorité de la cour du roi. Dans l'opéra de Verdi, le personnage du roi a donc été remplacé par celui d'un duc. Rigoletto est considéré comme le premier chef-d'œuvre lyrique du compositeur et a connu un succès immédiat au box-office dès sa création au théâtre La Fenice de Venise.
Informations pratiques
Les catégories de prix correspondent aux zones suivantes du plan de salle :
Pour la Première :
1 — Boîtes centrales: Parterre, I-II Tier (6 places) : FRONT
2 — Orchestre: Rangée 1-13
3 — Orchestre: à partir de la rangée 14, sièges latéraux et loges centrales: Parterre, I-II Tier (6 sièges) : ARRIÈRE
4 — Boîtes latérales: Parterre, I Tier (4-5 Sièges) : FRONT
5 — Boîtes latérales: II Tier (4-5 Sièges) : FRONT
Pour toutes les autres dates :
1 — Boîtes centrales: Parterre, I-II Tier (6 places) : FRONT
2 — Orchestre: Rangée 1-13
3 — Orchestre: à partir de la rangée 14, sièges latéraux
4 — Boîtes centrales: Parterre, I-II Tier (6 sièges) : BACK
5 — Boxes latérales: Parterre, I Tier (4-5 Sièges) : FRONT
6 — Boîtes latérales: II Tier (4-5 Sièges) : FRONT
Veuillez noter que si vous réservez plus de deux sièges dans les loges, nous ne pouvons pas garantir que tout votre groupe sera assis ensemble ou dans la même loge.
Programme
- Verdi, Giuseppe – Rigoletto
Distribution
direttore Riccardo Frizza
regia Damiano Michieletto
MAESTRO DEL CORO Ciro Visco
SCENE Paolo Fantin
COSTUMI Carla Teti
LUCI Alessandro Carletti
REGIA CAMERE LIVE Filippo Rossi
MOVIMENTI COREOGRAFICI Chiara Vecchi
Personaggi e interpreti principali
Rigoletto Roberto Frontali
Gilda Nina Minasyan
Duca di Mantova Piero Pretti
Giovanna Irida Dragoti
Maddalena Martina Belli
Sparafucile Riccardo Zanellato
Monterone Dario Russo
Orchestra e Coro del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma
Allestimento Teatro dell'Opera di Roma
Baths of Caracalla
The Baths of Caracalla are one of the best remaining examples of the ancient public baths of Rome. The city´s second largest Roman thermae, or public baths, Caracalla is the only site in which it has been possible to restore the original decorative scheme. Built during the reigns of the Emperors Septimius Severus and Caracalla (212 AD to 216 AD), under imperial patronage, the baths were immensely popular. Contemporary descriptions create a picture of oriental paving in coloured marble, enormous marble columns, glass paste mosaics, painted stucco, marbled walls and hundreds of colossal statues. Nonetheless, the baths fell into disuse in the 6th Century, and were allowed to decay. Extensive excavations in the 19th and 20th Centuries returned the Baths to their current state. Since 2001, this spectacular venue hosts concerts and performances of operas on a movable stage outwith the main structure, so as not to put stress on the ancient ruins.
Giuseppe Verdi
Giuseppe Verdi was an Italian opera composer. From a young age, he developed a musical education with the help of a patron and soon dominated the Italian opera. In fact by his 30s, he became one of the most influential opera composer all over the classical scene. His most famous operas are Il Trovatore, Rigoletto and La Traviata. Furthermore, he was able to establish himself as a landowner with the income from his successful operas and focus on his private life. However, he soon returned to the scene with his new popular work Aida (1871), and three masterpieces: Otello, Requiem and Falstaff.
Baths of Caracalla
The Baths of Caracalla are one of the best remaining examples of the ancient public baths of Rome. The city´s second largest Roman thermae, or public baths, Caracalla is the only site in which it has been possible to restore the original decorative scheme. Built during the reigns of the Emperors Septimius Severus and Caracalla (212 AD to 216 AD), under imperial patronage, the baths were immensely popular. Contemporary descriptions create a picture of oriental paving in coloured marble, enormous marble columns, glass paste mosaics, painted stucco, marbled walls and hundreds of colossal statues. Nonetheless, the baths fell into disuse in the 6th Century, and were allowed to decay. Extensive excavations in the 19th and 20th Centuries returned the Baths to their current state. Since 2001, this spectacular venue hosts concerts and performances of operas on a movable stage outwith the main structure, so as not to put stress on the ancient ruins.
Giuseppe Verdi
Giuseppe Verdi was an Italian opera composer. From a young age, he developed a musical education with the help of a patron and soon dominated the Italian opera. In fact by his 30s, he became one of the most influential opera composer all over the classical scene. His most famous operas are Il Trovatore, Rigoletto and La Traviata. Furthermore, he was able to establish himself as a landowner with the income from his successful operas and focus on his private life. However, he soon returned to the scene with his new popular work Aida (1871), and three masterpieces: Otello, Requiem and Falstaff.
