© Ian Patrick/OnP
Les Contes D'hoffmann
Opéra Bastille
19h30
Dress Cocktail attire
Could there be a greater homage to the inventor of magic realism in literature than to make him the principal character of an opera in which all resemblance to reality is abolished in favour of an imaginary world with its own rules? In this work by Offenbach, Hoffmann, an ill-fated poet and composer, evokes his past love affairs and leads us through a universe in which dream and reality intermingle. Director Robert Carsen plays masterfully with this play within a play and his spectacular mise en abyme takes us behind the scenes of opera.
Les Contes d'Hoffmann
Production de 1982 - Robert Carsen
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Music
Jacques Offenbach
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Libretto
Jules Barbier
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Conductor
Mark Elder
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Conductor
Pierre Vallet
2 fév. -
Director
Robert Carsen
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Director
Robert Carsen
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Set design and Costume design
Michael Levine
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Lighting design
Jean Kalman
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Choreography
Philippe Giraudeau
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Dramaturgy
Ian Burton
Cast
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris