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rusalka

Opéra Bastille - from 29 January to 13 February 2019

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rusalka

Opera Antonín Dvořák

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Opéra Bastille - from 29 January to 13 February 2019

3h20 with 2 intervals

Language : Czech

Surtitle : French / English

  • Opening night : 29 January 2019

    Under 40 : 4 February 2019

About

In few words:

Poetry and sensuality take pride of place in this production of Rusalka, created for the Paris Opera in 2001. In taking up the well-known subject of the siren, Dvořák wrote a bewitching score that plunges the spectator into a mysterious and disturbing universe, magnificently represented in Robert Carsen’s production. Reality and the supernatural, earth and water, humans and ethereal beings are juxtaposed in this almost sublimely dreamlike opera. However, the meeting between two worlds is never without consequences: if the dreamworld nymph Rusalka sacrifices her voice, the only too human Prince loses his life.

  • Opening
  • First Part 55 mn
  • Interval 30 mn
  • Second Part 45 mn
  • Interval 20 mn
  • Third Part 50 mn
  • End

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