Performance Camellia for Traviata

An immersive performance based on the famous opera by Giuseppe Verdi

Conversations between Giuseppe Verdi and Alexandre Dumas fils during the performance of the famous opera. Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave based on the drama by Alexandre Dumas fils "The Lady of the Camellias" (1852). Performed in Italian

The famous theater director Vladislav Pazi created this performance specifically for the interiors of an old mansion - the Kochneva House. The action takes place in four ceremonial halls of the mansion's suite. The audience moves from room to room together with the artists, becoming participants in the performance.

"Petersburg-concert" invites fans of the works of Dumas fils and Verdi to once again enjoy the story of extraordinary femininity, all-consuming passion and immortal love.

Director - Honored Artist of Russia and Kyrgyzstan Vladislav Pazi

Director - Natalia Kurycheva

Musical Director - Honored Artist of Russia Olga Stupneva

Responsible accompanist - laureate of international competitions Anna Korzun (Passarini)

Cast:

Violetta Valery - laureate of international competitions Victoria Rebenko (soprano)

Alfredo Germont - laureate of international competitions Anatoly Lomunov (tenor)

Giorges Germont, his father - laureate of international competitions Maxim Bulatov (baritone)

Before the performance, guests are greeted by: laureate of international competitions Natalia Kapustina (flute), Honored Artist of Russia Mikhail Radyukevich (guitar), Vladimir Vodyannikov (mandolin), Oleg Maximov (guitar), Alexander Vulla (guitar), laureate of international competitions Alexandra Savina (violin)

The performance involves:

Quartet named after N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov

The ensemble of soloists "Rozhdestvo"

Artistic director - Honored Artist of Russia Olga Stupneva

Accompanists: laureate of international competitions Lyudmila Khallaeva, diploma winner of the international competition Alina Svetlova, laureate of international competitions Anna Korzun

The premiere of the performance took place in November 2003

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes, with one intermission.

Age limit: 16+.

Each viewer c 0 years old must purchase a ticket.

Tickets WITHOUT SERVICE FEE!