La Traviata - Opera - Season 17/18 Programming

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LA TRAVIATA

Opéra Bastille - from 02 to 28 February 2018

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LA TRAVIATA

Opera Giuseppe Verdi

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Opéra Bastille - from 02 to 28 February 2018

3h10 with 2 intervals

Language : Italian

Surtitle : French / English

Opening night : 2 February 2018

Due to illness, Anna Netrebko will not be performing the role of Violetta Valéry in La Traviata on Wednesday 21, Sunday 25 and Wednesday 28 February. The role will be performed by Marina Rebeka.

La Traviata

Opera in three acts (1853)

After Alexandre Dumas Fils, La Dame aux camélias

Music :

Giuseppe Verdi

Libretto :

Francesco Maria Piave

Conductor :

Dan Ettinger

Director :

Benoît Jacquot

Set design :

Sylvain Chauvelot

Costume design :

Christian Gasc

Lighting design :

André Diot

Choreography :

Philippe Giraudeau

Chorus master :

Alessandro Di Stefano
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Violetta Valéry :

Marina Rebeka

Flora Bervoix :

Virginie Verrez

Annina :

Isabelle Druet

Alfredo Germont :

Rame Lahaj

Charles Castronovo

21, 25, 28 feb.

Giorgio Germont :

Vitaliy Bilyy

Plácido Domingo

21, 25, 28 feb.

Gastone :

Julien Dran

Il Barone Douphol :

Philippe Rouillon

Il Marchese d'Obigny :

Tiago Matos

Dottore Grenvil :

Tomislav Lavoie

Giuseppe :

John Bernard

Domestico :

Christian Rodrigue Moungoungou

Commissionario :

Pierpaolo Palloni

About

In few words:

Who does not know the story of La Traviata? Inspired by the life of Marie Duplessis in La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas, Verdi composed the grand opera of feminine tragedy: a drama where, in the name of debauchery, society authorises extremes of sentiment and affronts the modesty of the most fragile emotions with an unhealthy voyeurism. Torn between love and moral duty, the heroine succumbs to the disease that corrupts both her body and her soul, a soul inured to self‑sacrifice. Like Manet’s Olympia, in Benoît Jacquot’s production the character of Violetta is exposed to the predatory gaze of spectators who have come to denude her.

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