Organization

Admin

Hungarian State Opera

Conductor

Ádám Cser

Orchestra

Hungarian State Opera Orchestra

Singer

Baritone

Marcell Bakonyi

Figaro

Tenor

Máté Fülep

The Count of Almaviva

Mezzo-soprano

Adrienn Miksch

Rosina

Bass

Soprano

Rita Rácz

Susanna

Zsófia Kálnay

Cherubino

Antal Cseh

Bartolo

Tamás Tarjányi

Chevalier Léon

Le Comte Almaviva

Rosine

Suzanne

Begaers

Dalma Süle

Florestine

Stage director

András Dömötör

Dramaturge

Bence Bíró

Set designer

Jenny Horváth

Costume designer

Fruzsina Nagy

Lighting designer

Sándor Baumgartner

Video designer

Zsombor Czeglédi

Translator

Arthur Roger Crane

Doctor Bartolo

Hungarian

Figaro3

Budapest

Hungary

Eiffel Mühelyház

Miklós Bánffy Stage

Figaro3: Il barbiere di Siviglia Rossini (+2 More)

Public

The Barber of Seville

The Marriage of Figaro

The Guilty Mother

Jnanakumar P

English

Approved

Opera-mix két részben, magyar nyelven, magyar és angol felirattalA SEVILLAI BORBÉLY / FIGARO HÁZASSÁGA / A BŰNÖS ANYAHárom zeneszerző három operája egy estén...

The Barber of Seville / The Marriage of Figaro / The Guilty Mother
Three operas by three composers on one night: that’s what Figaro3 is all about. Along with Rossini and Mozart, Beaumarchais’s Figaro trilogy also inspired the rarely heard composer Darius Milhaud. This production features a unique treatment by András Dömötör and Gergely Litkai that focuses dramaturgically on the story of Rosina and Almaviva and provides the opera singers with an opportunity they have never had before: to finally be able to perform their characters’ roles across the entire course of the trilogy. We have refashioned their parts at the edges so that they can start from Mozart’s version, the musical epicentre of the whole production. And helping us will be the character Léon, the late-arriving child of the count and countess whose entire life story is at the centre of all of his family’s dramas and secrets: as part of a unique course of therapy, he attempts to finally unravel his family history to find out why it turned out in the way that only opera fans know – or perhaps might not.

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble