Modest Petrovitch Mousorgsky
Libretto by the composer based on the historic tragedy by Alexander Sergeivich Pushkin and the History of the Russian State by Nikolay Mikahilovich Karamzin
First Performance: Marinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg, January 27, 1874
First performance at the Israeli Opera: October 23, 1994
First Performance of this production at the Israeli Opera: December 4, 2006
| Conductor |
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Vladimir Ponkin |
| Director |
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Dmitri Bertman |
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Set and Costume
Designers |
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Igor Nezhny
Tatiana Tulubieva |
| Lighting Designer |
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Damir Ismagilov |
| Choreographer |
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Edwald Smirnov |
| Soloists |
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| Boris Godunov |
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Alexey Tikhomirov |
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Alexander Kiselev |
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Andrey Serov |
| Feodor |
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Ilia Ilin |
| Prince Vassily Ivanovich Shuisky |
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Vadim Zaplechny |
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Anatoly Ponomarev |
| Andrey Schelkalov |
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Petro Morozov |
| Pimen |
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Dmitri Skorikov |
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Michael Nikanorov |
| Grigory |
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Vassily Efimov |
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Dmitri Ponomarev |
| Maria Mniszek |
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Ksenia Viaznikova |
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Larissa Kostyuk |
| Hostess of the Inn |
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Svetlana Rossiyskaya |
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Maria Maskhulia |
| Missail |
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Vladimir Bolotin |
| Rangoni |
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Andrey Vylegzhanin |
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Sergei Toptygin |
| Varlaam |
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Dmitri Ovchinokov |
| Mitiukha |
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Artem Chulkov |
| Women |
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Natalia Arkhipova |
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Olga Zhilina |
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Elizaveta Serysheva |
| The Helikon Opera Theatre Choir |
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The Helikon Opera Theatre Orchestra |
| Surtitles: Israel Ouval |
| Sung in Russian |
| Surtitles in English and Hebrew |
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The tyrant Tsar, Boris Godonov, is the center of this powerful drama depicting one of the darkest moments in Russian history.
Synopsis
Dates
Thurs 5.12 (20:00), Wed 6.12 (20:00), Thurs 7.12 (20:00), Fri 8.12 (13:00)
Sat 9.12 (20:00)
Twoards opening: Sat 9.12 (11:00)
Before the show back satge tours: Thues 5.12 (19:00), Thurs 7.12 (19:00)
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