Dan Ettinger and Giacomo Sagripanti conduct two alternating casts, with Ludovic Tézier in the title role and Joseph Calleja as the Duke of Mantua, in Claus Guth's staging, where Rigoletto relives his life in a poetically contemporary setting. Book your tickets before the public through Divento!
With Rigoletto, inspired by Victor Hugo, Verdi strikes a skilful balance between levity and gravity, and signs one of the most beautiful pages of the operatic repertoire, offering a succession of arias, duets, ensembles and choruses engraved in the collective memory. Dan Ettinger and Giacomo Sagripanti conduct two alternating casts, with Ludovic Tézier in the title role and Joseph Calleja as the Duke of Mantua, in Claus Guth's staging, where Rigoletto relives his life in a poetically contemporary setting.
Melodramma in three acts (1851)
After Victor Hugo, Le Roi s'amuse
Music:
Giuseppe Verdi - (1813-1901)
Libretto:
Francesco Maria Piave
Conductor:
Giacomo Sagripanti
Director:
Claus Guth
Set design:
Christian Schmidt
Costume design:
Christian Schmidt
Choreography:
Teresa Rotemberg
Lighting design:
Olaf Winter
Dramaturgy:
Konrad Kuhn
Video:
Andi A. Müller
Chorus master:
Ching-Lien Wu
Rigoletto:
Ludovic Tézier
23,26,29 Oct.,1,4,7,10,13,15 Nov.
Željko Lučić
5,8,11,14,17,20,24 Nov.
Gilda:
Nadine Sierra
23,26,29 Oct.,1,4,7,10,13,15 Nov.
Irina Lungu
5,8,11,14,17,20,24 Nov.
Il Duca di Mantova:
Dmitry Korchak
23,26,29 Oct.,1,4,7,10,13,15 Nov.
Joseph Calleja
5,8,11,14,17,20,24 Nov.
Sparafucile:
Goderdzi Janelidze
Maddalena:
Justina Gringyté
Il Conte di Monterone:
Bogdan Talos
Giovanna:
Cassandre Berthon
Marullo:
Jean-Luc Ballestra
Matteo Borsa:
Maciej Kwaśnikowski
La Contessa:
Izabella Wnorowska-Pluchart
Paggio della Duchessa:
Lise Nougier
23,26,29 Oct.,1,4,7,10,13,15 Nov.
Marine Chagnon
5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 24 Nov.
Usciere di Corte:
Pierpaolo Palloni
Double de Rigoletto:
Henri Bernard Guizirian
Il Conte di Ceprano:
Florent Mbia