Don Quichotte - Matinée "Rêve d'enfants"

Don Quixote

Production de 2017

• Conductor

  Valery Ovsyanikov

• Choreography

  Rudolf Noureev

• Music

  Ludwig Minkus
  (1826-1917)

• Libretto

  Miguel de Cervantès

• Arrangements

  John Lanchbery

• Director

  Rudolf Noureev

• Set design

  Alexandre Beliaev

• Costume design

  Elena Rivkina

• Lighting design

  Philippe Albaric

Inspired by the choreography of Marius Petipa, Rudolf Nureyev’s Don Quixote is no less than a festival of dance that shines the limelight on the soloists and Corps de Ballet in a wide variety of ensembles and pas de deux. At the heart of the ballet, the lovers Kitri and Basilio use every ruse – from farce to fake suicide – to be united despite the resistance of Kitri’s father. It is ultimately the Man of La Mancha who triggers the happy dénouement, after battling windmills and encountering Cupid, Dulcinea and the Queen of the Dryads. The shimmering, Spanish‑influenced costumes bring additional zest to a lively and delightfully amusing production.

Les Étoiles, les Premiers Danseurs et le Corps de Ballet de l’Opéra
Orchestre de l’Opéra national de Paris

Don Quixote

Production de 2017

• Kitri

  Valentine Colasante

• Basilio

  Paul Marque

• La Reine des Dryades

  Héloïse Bourdon

• Espada

  Florian Magnenet

• La Danseuse de rue

  Hannah O'Neill

• Cupidon

  Silvia Saint-Martin

• La Première Demoiselle d'honneur

  Bleuenn Battistoni

• Deux amies de Kitri

  Marine Ganio

• Ida Viikinkoski

• Éléonore Guérineau

• Le Gitan

  Antonio Conforti

• Don Quichotte

  Arthus Raveau

• Sancho Pança

  Adrien Couvez

• Gamache

  Daniel Stokes

• Lorenzo

  Sébastien Bertaud