Peter Brook returns to the opera with a new production that, like some of his earlier works, focuses on the theatrical nature of representation, reducing the distance with the spectator to the minimum. At the Grec 2011, the director, born in London but fully integrated into the French theatre scene since the 1970s, takes one of Mozart’s most renowned operas to present a free version for piano featuring a cast of young voices, credible characters who sing their arias in an intimate setting that brings out all the feeling. Large orchestras, vocal virtuosity and stage effects give way to the theatricality of the story in a set that places pianist and singers in direct contact with the audience.
Direcció: Peter Brook; Moviment: Marcello Magni; Adaptació lliure: Peter Brook, Franck Krawczyk, Marie-Hélène Estienne; Cantant: Leila Benhamza, Patrick Bolleire, Jean-Christophe Born, Antonio Figueroa, Virgile Frannais, Betsabée Haas, Agnieszka Slawinska; Intèrpret: William Nadylam, Abdou Ouologuem; Mag: Celio Amino; Piano: Matan Porat; Sastreria: Alice François; Il·luminació: Philippe Vialatte; Producció delegada: C.I.C.T., Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord (París); Producció en gira: Agnès Courtay, Elsinor; Responsable de producció: Marko Rankov; Assessorament artístic: Chritophe Capacci; Regidoria: Arthur Franc; Realització de vestuari: Hélène Patarot; Fotografia: Pascal Victor Artcomart; Mestre de cant: Véronique Dietschy; Amb: Oria Puppo;
