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Prince Igor

Opéra Bastille - from 25 November to 26 December 2019

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Prince Igor

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Opera Alexandre Borodine

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Opéra Bastille - from 25 November to 26 December 2019

3h45 with 1 interval

Language : Russian

Surtitle : French / English

  • Opening night : 28 November 2019

    Pre‑opening : 25 November 2019

About

In few words:

Borodin’s only opera, this great Russian epic, best known for its Polovtsian Dances, questions the responsibilities of a leader with regard to his people. Having ceded power to his despotic brother‑in-law in order to go to war, Igor is taken prisoner with his son. From his refusal to negotiate with the enemy to his return home, the prince’s deeds invite us to reconsider our own moral values. By divesting the work of folklore of the most elementary kind, Barrie Kosky’s production highlights a universal need for ethics.

  • Opening
  • 75 mn
  • Intermission 35 mn
  • 115 mn
  • End

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