The story - well known from the book, stage play and multi-award-winning film versions made of it - that Jake Heggie used for his first opera is based on actual events around the relationship between Sister Helen Prejean, who is fighting to abolish the death penalty, and the murderer awaiting execution on death row. more
Ön egy múltbeli eseményre keresett rá. Kérjük, válogasson aktuális kínálatunkból a Jegy.hu keresőjében!
Last event date: Saturday, October 21 2023 7:00PM
The high-impact opera has toured the world since its 2000 premiere and now will be staged at the Met, with Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducting and Joyce DiDonato in the role of the Catholic nun who was portrayed in the film by Susan Sarandon.
Like the story, the opera itself may already be familiar to the Hungarian audience, as it was also staged in Budapest in 2020, so we can already know from this that Heggie is a true opera composer with a strong dramatic sense, one who has created a contemporary classic in collaboration with his Tony and Emmy award-winning librettist Terrence McNally. The opera, an unsettling work that challenges viewers to examine their positions, had its New York premiere delayed by the pandemic and will now be staged by Belgian director Ivo van Hove - who will also be making his Met debut with Don Giovanni during the 2022/23 season - for audiences both inside the theatre and around the globe. At the side of Joyce DiDonato, the jewel of the production, we will find one of the most skilled performers of the role of the murderer forced to face his crime and his punishment: the physically and vocally imposing bass-baritone Ryan McKinny. In two smaller but still crucial roles, we will get to see and hear both Latonia Moore, whose work in several American operas has already gained her many admirers, and American national treasure Susan Graham, who sang Sister Helen at the San Francisco world premiere of Dead Man Walking.
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Presented by: Müpa Budapest
Conductor: Yannick Nézet-Séguin
Performers:
Sister Rose: .....................................Latonia Moore
Sister Helen Prejean: .......................Joyce DiDonato
Mrs Patrick De Rocher: ....................Susan Graham
Joseph De Rocher: ..........................Ryan McKinny
Featuring:
The Metropolitan Opera Chorus and Orchestra
Creators:
Libretto: Terrence McNally
Set design, lighting: Jan Versweyveld
Costumes: An D'Huys
Projections: Christopher Ash
Sound design: Tom Gibbons
Director: Ivo van Hove
1905. Elárverezik a párizsi Operaház teljes hajdani berendezéseit. Többek között egy csillárt, amely a kikiáltó szerint egy máig sem tisztázott baleset okozója volt. A baleset tetteseként az Operaház titokzatos Fantomját emlegették.
A Rumini a mai magyar meseirodalom egyik sztárszerzőjének, Berg Juditnak a legismertebb műve, melyet évről-évre több ezer magyar gyerek olvas kötelező irodalomként az alsó tagozatban.
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