Name: Don Carlo (Italian version)
Start: 2019-12-08T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2020-01-05T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Stavros Niarchos Hall

Admin

Organization

Singer

Bass

Alexander Vinogradov

Philip II

Tenor

Marcelo Puente

Don Carlo

Baritone

Tassis Christoyannis

Rodrigo

Dimitri Platanias

Rafał Siwek

The Grand Inquisitor

Petros Magoulas

A Monk

Soprano

Barbara Frittoli

Elisabeth of Valois

Cellia Costea

Mezzo-soprano

Ekaterina Gubanova

Princess Eboli

Elena Zhidkova

Yannis Kavouras

The Count of Lerma

Royal Herald

Miranda Makrynioti

Thibault

Niki Haziraki

A Voice from Heaven

Silent

Lyudmila Bondarenko

Countess of Aremberg

Nikolaos Karagiaouris

Maxim Klonovskiy

Tassos Lazarou

Nikos Masourakis

Andreas Metaxas-Mariatos

Marinos Tarnanas

Vasilis Asimakopoulos

6. Monks

George Mattheakakis

Kostas Panagopoulos

Georgios Papadimitriou

Spyros Sokos

Dionyssis Tsantinis

Conductor

Philippe Auguin

Stage director

Nicholas Hytner

Set designer

Bob Crowley

Lighting designer

Mark Henderson

Choreographer

Scarlett Mackmin

Chorus master

Agathangelos Georgakatos

Greek National Opera

Royal Opera House

Others

GNO Chorus

Greek National Opera Chamber Orchestra

The Metropolitan Opera

Italian

Don Carlo (Italian version)

Athens

Greece

SNFCC

Alternative Stage

Public

Private

English

Greek

Approved

Stavros Niarchos Hall

Don Carlo - National Opera Don Carlo - Greek National Opera | Making of 2020

Ντον Κάρλο - Εθνική Λυρική Σκηνή | Don Carlo - Greek National Opera | Μaking of 2020

One of the most important operas of Verdi’s mature period returns to the GNO: Don Carlo, based on Friedrich Schiller’s play of the same title, shall be presented in its Italian five-act version (Modena, 1886), directed by the great British director and former artistic director of London’s Royal National Theatre Sir Nicholas Hytner, with sets and costumes by Bob Crowley. A co-production of the Royal Opera House, London, the New York Metropolitan Opera and the Norwegian National Opera (Oslo).

It is a grandiose opera full of impressive arias, duets and compelling ensembles, but at the same time also a work with deeply human characters, who struggle to achieve a balance between their feelings and duty. Its multi-level political dimension, with the conflict between secular power and church, and, at the same time, between liberalism and absolutism, was of particular interest to Verdi, especially at a time when the modern Italian state was being formed.

The performance will be conducted by the celebrated conductor and artist in residence at the GNO for the 2019/20 season Philippe Auguin, starring an internationally acclaimed cast of renowned soloists.

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Cast

Crew

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