Organization

DomStufen-Festspiele

Cantante

Mezzosoprano

Katja Bildt

Carmen

Mirouslava Yordanova

Julia Stein

Tenor

Andrés Veramendi

Don José

Won Whi Choi

Philippe Castagner

Barítono

Andriy Maslakov

Escamillo

Mandla Mndebele

Siyabulela Ntlale

Soprano

Margrethe Fredheim

Micäela

Daniela Gerstenmeyer

Bajo

Zuñiga

Kakhaber Shavidze

Máté Sólyom-Nagy

Le Dancaïre

Andrii Chakov

Jörg Rathmann

Le Remendado

Alexander Voigt

Julia Neumann

Frasquita

Sujin Bae

Katharina Walz

Mercédès

Annie Kruger

Juri Batukov

Moralès

Dmitry Ryabchikov

Director(a) orquestal

Samuel Bächli

Chanmin Chung

Myron Michailidis

Director(a) de escena

Guy Montavon

Escenógrafo(a)

Hank Irwin Kittel

Director(a) coral

Andreas Ketelhut

Dramaturgia

Lorina Strange

Theater Erfurt

francés

Érfurt

Alemania

Domstufen

Pro Users Only

alemán

Válido

Carmen Bizet

The unapproachable gypsy Carmen wraps all the men around her finger, both the daring torero Escamillo and the conscientious soldier Don José, who despairs of her. The deadly jealousy drama has always fascinated with its exotic title character, with unbourgeois wishful fantasies about life as a smuggler and with a wealth of songs and famous melodies such as Carmen's "Habanera" and "Seguidilla", José's flower aria and Escamillo's torero song.

"Love is a gypsy child, it has never known a law...", sings Carmen proudly, confidently and freely - and yet stylized as an outsider. The “traveling life” may evoke idyllic images, but in reality it was always a struggle for recognition in a hostile environment. This Carmen production shows the struggle for freedom and the admirable self-assertion of a woman who has been pushed to the margins and dumped on society's dumping ground, and thus goes far beyond the clichéd gypsy romance and Spanish folklore.

English

Créditos de presentación (Elenco & Equipo )

Elenco

Equipo

Coproductor