La traviata by Giuseppe Verdi
La traviata by Giuseppe Verdi
Xavier Puig - Jaume Villanueva
Notice
Opera with Catalan subtitles.
Performers
Xavier Puig, conductor
Jaume Villanueva, staging
Miquel Villalba, Pablo Morales, choir conductor
Orquestra de cambra Terrassa 48
Quim Térmens, concertino
Kevin Donaire, choreography
Mariana Giustina Baravalle, choreographies of Violetta girl
Òpera Popular de Barcelona, stable company:
Núria Vilà, Violetta Valéry
Anaïs Masllorens (January 31 and May 3), Marta Roca (February 22), Flora Bervoix, sua amica
Sara García (January 31 and May 3) Cristina Escolà (February 22), Annina, serva di Violetta
Facundo Muñoz (January 31), Beñat Egiarte (February 22 and May 3), Alfredo Germont
Xavier Vilalta (January 31), Lluís Sintes (February 22 and May 3), Giorgio Germont, suo padre
Roberto Redondo (January 31), Adrià Mas (February 22 and May 3), Gastone, visconte di Létorières
Joan G. Gomà (January 31), Alejandro Chelet (February 22), Jordi Ferrer (May 3), Il barone Douphol
Danil Sayfullin (January 31 and February 22), Néstor Pindado (May 3), Il marchese d’Obigny
Antonio Fajardo (January 31 and May 3), Lluís Vergés (February 22), Il dottor Grenvil
José Luís González, Giuseppe, servo di Violetta
Ariel Seras, Un domestico di Flora
Germán Casetti, Un commissionario
Choir and ballet of teh Popular Opera of Barcelona
With the collaboration of the Professional Dance Conservatory of the Institut del Teatre of the Diputació de Barcelona and the dance teacher Isa Moren
Program
La traviata
Details
A Traviata for Marcel Proust
The refined perversion of Paris, the most depraved city in the world, gravitates surreptitiously, hidden as an unspeakable and secret sin. The only plausible objective of the characters who walk through the halls, love ignored, transgression invades purity like a fog impossible to dispel. Death is the only pious —and absurd— way out that is granted to Violetta, la traviata, the lost one, object and victim of her pleasures.