Name: Le marchand de Venise
Start: 2017-04-28T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2017-07-07T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Stadttheater

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Organization

Cantante

Soprano

Sarah Kuffner

Portia

Mezzosoprano

Nohad Becker

Nérissa

Nienke Otten

Jessica

Baritono

Bjørn Waag

Shylock

Frank Dolphin Wong

Bassanio

Basso

Moon Soo Park

Antonio

Tenore

Mark Adler

Graziano

Liang-Hua Gong

Lorenzo

Yoshiaki Kimura

Tubal

Le Prince d'Aragon

Le Prince du Maroc

Melanie Kreuter

La voix

Caio Monteiro

Le Doge

Paata Tsivtsivadze

Der Gerichtsdiener/Ein Grande von Venedig

Tae-Woon Jung

Michaela Ataala

1. Venezianerin

Eteri Kochodze-Büttemeier

Orsolya Ercsényi

2. Venezianerin

Sofio Maskharashvili

Yun Geun Choi

1. Jude

Ramon Riemarzik

Mark Coles

2. Jude

Lutz Laible

Young Sung Im

3. Jude

Vladimir Lortkipanidze

In-Kwon Choi

Salarino

Krzysztof Gornowicz

Direzione d'orchestra

Pawel Poplawski

Regia

Klaus Hemmerle

Scenografia

Andreas Wilkens

Costumi

Yvonne Forster

Coreografia

Dirk Kazmierczak

Direzione del coro

Hagen Enke

Drammaturgia

Anne Christine Oppermann

Theater Bielefeld

francese

Le marchand de Venise -  (Il mercante di Venezia)

Bielefeld

Germania

Stadttheater

Le marchand de Venise Hahn

Public

Il mercante di Venezia

tedesco

Approvato

The men line up to court the beautiful, smart, and wealthy Portia of Belmont. The young Venetian Bassanio would also like to try his luck, but he lacks the money for this venture. His friend, the merchant Antonio, is happy to lend it to him out of deep affection, although he himself has to take out a loan from the Jew Shylock – on highly questionable terms. Shylock doesn't charge interest, but if Antonio can't pay back the money after three months, he'll have to vouch for it with a pound of his own flesh. A bet on life and death.

As in Shakespeare's comedy, Reynaldo Hahn also combines a cheerful, almost operetta-like love story with the deep tragedy of the despised and therefore vengeful Shylock. Carnivalesque Venice moods and blissful love duets contrast the abysmal despair of the two protagonists Shylock and Antonio, who are equal in their stubborn bitterness. Premiered in Paris in 1935, this French opera in Mozart's style is now having its German premiere in Bielefeld.

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