Organization

Chanteur

Soprano

Elena Bechter

Adina

Baryton

Artur Garbas

Le Sergent Belcore

Choir Director

Karsten Drewing

Mise en scène

Frank Martin Widmaier

Direction d'orchestre

Valentin Egel

Costumes

Erwin Bode

Direction de choeur

Christian Möbius

Basse

Philipp Mayer

Le Docteur Dulcamara

Charlotte Watzlawik

Giannetta

Brandenburger Theater

Orchestra

Brandenburg Symphony Orchestra

Others

Brandenburg Choir

italien

L'elisir d'amore -  (L'Élixir d'amour)

Brandebourg-sur-la-Havel

Allemagne

Exile of love

Public

L'Élixir d'amour

Valide

In the semi-staged performance of the Brandenburg Theater, a shy boy with a tendency to rave - at first unhappy - falls in love with a well-off, somewhat capricious beauty. The old swindler Dulcamara, a quack, miracle doctor and street vendor, developed the eponymous magic potion, which soon made the emotions and melodies sparkle. The vain Schürzenjäger Belcore and the choir folk commenting on everything complete the staff for a turbulent day in the flair of the southern sun. The style of music is called Belcanto, "beautiful song", for a reason. Donizetti's musical cabinet pieces are of high virtuosity and lavish splendor: Melodic melting, fast-paced arias, a picture arch of Italian dolce vita feeling. Tragedy should not be missing as a mood.

English

Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

Distribution

Équipage

Ensemble