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© Philippe Meicler / OnP

Backstage

The Barber of Seville seen from the sky

Fly over the set in a dream — By Philippe Meicler

One of the most extraordinary features of director Damiano Michieletto’s production of The Barber of Seville is undoubtedly its scenography: a building with multiple rooms is home to the action. Discover the scenery as you fly over it with a drone.

Your reading: The Barber of Seville seen from the sky

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