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Madam Butterfly
Opera
A Japanese tragedy in three acts for fourteen voices, chorus and orchestra
Composer: Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924)
Release date: 2007-11-17
Producers:
Music direction: Maciej Figas
Director: Marianne Berglof
Scenography: Andrey von Schlippe
Dress: Christine Haller
Lighting director: Bogumił Palewicz
Choir arrangement: Henryk Wierzchoń
Send:
Cio-Cio-San: Katarzyna Nowak-Stańczyk, Ilona Krzywicka
Pinkerton: Paweł Skałuba
Suzuki: Małgorzata Ratajczak, Dorota Sobczak
Sharpless: I’ll be Skrla
Goro: Szymon Rona
Bonzo: Łukasz Jakubczak
Commissioner: Jacek Greszta, Janusz Żak
Prince Yamadori: Maciej Musiał
Kate: Lidia Golińska, –
Child:-
Conductor: Maciej Figas
Madama Butterfly is the first of Puccini’s operas to be performed in a foreign setting. While working, the composer studied music (types of melody, instruments) and Japanese traditions. The main character is presented in the most detailed psychological terms: as a happy lover, hopeful, a faithful and faithful wife, a disappointed woman, abandoned, calm and confident in her decision before death – in every situation, “Ms. Butterfly” awakens. attract the listener and dominate the stage.
The authors of the libretto referred to several literary sources: Pierre Loti’s French novel Madame Chrysantheme, John Luther Long’s short story Madame Butterfly and David Belasco’s play of the same title and basis. Although the main character of the opera, Cho-Cho San, owes his nickname to the family emblem carved in the shape of a butterfly, a deeper symbolism can be found in it.
Puccini’s opera, considered a work of faith, is performed with great success on stages around the world.
The geisha drama taking place in an exotic setting was subtly realized, extracting all the beauty of the music from the score, maintaining psychological fidelity, pleasing harmony and using modern lighting technology.
Tickets:
common/consensus
1st place 80,-40,-
2nd place 70,-35,-
3rd place 50,-30,-
Entrance fee: 25,- *
An entry ticket is a ticket to enter the hall, but it does not guarantee a seat. It is sold on the day of delivery and is non-refundable. The entry ticket does not entitle the Spectator to bring his own seat into the hall.

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