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Il barbiere di Siviglia
Il barbiere di Siviglia
Gioacchino Rossini
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Libretto: Cesare Sterbini, After "Le Barbeir de Seville" by Pierre-Augustin Beaumarchais
Conductor | George Pehlivanian | |
David Sebba | ||
Director | Mariame Clement | |
Revival Director | Niv Hoffman | |
Set and Costume Designer | Julia Hansen | |
Lighting Designer | Jacques Battocletti |
Soloists | ||
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Figaro | Olivier Grand | |
Borja Quiza | ||
Rosina | Chen Reiss | |
Hila Baggio | ||
Almaviva | Joan Jose Lopera | |
Javier Abreau | ||
Bartolo | Lionel Peintre | |
Enric Martinez Castignani | ||
Don Basilio | Ugo Guagliardo | |
Yuri Kissin | ||
Berta | Shira Raz | |
Ayala Zimbler | ||
Fiorello | Noah Briger | |
Officer | Yair Goren |
Conductor: Yishai Steckler |
The Opera Orchestra - The |
Sung in Italian |
Surtitles in English and Hebrew |
Surtitles: Israel Ouval Length of performance: approx. three hours |
A musical and visual feast in Rossini's comic masterpiece. Figaro helps Count Almaviva woo and marry Rosina, the ward of Dr. Bartolo who intends to marry her himself.
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Dates
Fri 12.3.10 (13:00), Sat 13.3.10 (20:00), Sun 14.3.10 (20:00), Tues 16.3.10 (20:00),
Thurs 18.3.10 (20:00), Fri 19.3.10 (13:00), Sat 20.3.10 (20:00), Sun 21.3.10 (20:00),
Tues 23.3.10 (20:00), Wed 24.3.10 (20:00), Thurs 25.3.10 (20:00) Fri 26.3.10 (13:00), Sat 27.3.10 (20:30)
Ticket Prices: 175/237/304/378/428 Nis
*15 Nis more for Saturday night performances
Towards Opening: Sat 6.3.10 (11:00)
Ticket Price: 70 Nis
Before the show back stage tours: Tues 16.3 (19:00), Sat 20.3 (19:00),
Tues 23.3 (19:00), Wed 24.3 (19:00)
Ticket Price: 25 Nis
Opera Talkback: Sat 13.3, Thurs 18.3, Tues 23.3, Wed 24.3
Reviews
"This wonderful modern production features a superb design by Julia Hansen who also did the delightful costumes and a most creative and innovative young director, Mariame Clement who was the star of the evening." (BC Culture)