Organization

Opera Australia

New Zealand Opera

Direction d'orchestre

James Judd

Chanteur

Ténor

Amitai Pati

Le duc de Mantoue

Orchestra

Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra

Others

The New Zealand Opera Chorus

Mise en scène

Elijah Moshinsky

Lumières

Robert Bryan

Costumes

Michael Yeargan

Décors

Baryton

James Clayton

Rigoletto

Revival Stage Director

Shane Placentino

Instrument

David Kelly

Principal répétiteur

Assistant Revival Stage Director

Matthew Kereama

Mezzo-soprano

Sian Sharp

Giovanna

Contralto

Maddalena

Sarah Mileham

La Comtesse Ceprano

Basse

Jud Arthur

Sparafucile

James Harrison

Le Comte Monterone

Joel Amosa

Le Chevalier Marullo

Soprano

Elena Perroni

Gilda

italien

Auckland

Nouvelle-Zélande

Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre

Rigoletto Verdi

Public

Andari Anggamulia

anglais

Valide

Against La Dolce Vita styling of 1950s Italy, court jester Rigoletto delights in making enemies of husbands and fathers while his boss, Duke of Mantua, is a callous playboy. (Yet somehow, it’s the duke who has the nerve to sing ‘La donna e mobile’ – women are fickle!)

Giuseppe Verdi’s opera, a smash hit since its debut, is brimming with crowd-pleasing melodies and lush orchestrations. ‘La donna e mobile’ is the hit but the composer preferred ‘Bella figlia dell’amore’, a sensuous depiction of the characters’ motives. “I never expect to do better,” Verdi said.

The jester finds it less funny when he’s cursed by a humiliated parent, and the duke meets Gilda, Rigoletto’s beautiful daughter.

Join NZ Opera, a star-studded cast and a Fiat Bambina as Verdi steps into uncharted artistic territory, balancing character, drama and music in a way that set new standards for Italian opera.

English

Rigoletto by Verdi, Du (2024/2024), Dirigé par Elijah Moshinsky,, Chef d'orchestre James Judd, Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre, Auckland, Nouvelle-Zélande

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