Name: Maria Stuarda
Start: 2023-04-20T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-04-29T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Slovak National Theatre New Building

Organization

Conductor

Marco Guidarini

Stage director

Gilbert Blin

Set designer

Alexander McCargar

Costume designer

Josef Jelínek

Martin Leginus

Dramaturge

Jozef Červenka

Soprano

Mariana Sajko

Mary Stuart

Ľubica Vargicová

Andrea Vizvári

Denisa Hamarová

Elizabeth

Terézia Kružliaková

Tenor

Ondrej Šaling

Robert, Earl of Leicester

Bass

Michal Onufer

George Talbot

Pavol Remenár

Lord William Cecil

Mezzo-soprano

Katarína Flórová

Anna Kennedy

Paolo Lardizzone

Ivan Lyvch

Martin Morháč

Mária Štúrová

Lighting designer

Kelly Martin

Chorus master

Zuzana Kadlčíková

Slovak National Theatre

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Orchestra of the Slovak National Theatre

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Italian

Maria Stuarda -  (Mary Stuart)

Bratislava

Slovakia

Slovak National Theatre New Building

Maria Stuarda

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Gaetano Donizetti napísal Mariu Stuardu v období, keď bol na vrchole svojej skladateľskej kariéry. A hoci v námetoch mnohých svojich diel podľahol čaru novej...

Maria Stuarda Donizetti

Gaetano Donizetti wrote Mario Stuarda at the height of his composing career. And although he succumbed to the charm of the new romantic literature in the subjects of many of his works, he liked to return to English history as a tempting source of effective themes for the stage. He was interested in the fate of Queen Mary of Scots in Friedrich von Schiller's adaptation, but unlike the original, Donizetti avoided political and religious themes. However, he left the legendary fictitious scene of Mary's meeting with Elizabeth. A strong dramatic conflict, a rich psychological profile of the characters, lyrical passages and a great story with two rival queens are in the evocative production of the French director Gilbert Blin a narrative historical theater and the first part of the planned free "Tudor Trilogy".

Gaetano Donizetti napísal Mariu Stuardu v období, kedy bol na vrchole svojej skladateľskej kariéry. A hoci v námetoch mnohých svojich diel podľahol čaru novej romantickej literatúry, s obľubou sa vracal do anglickej histórie ako k lákavému zdroju javiskovo efektných tém. Zaujal ho osud škótskej kráľovnej Marie v spracovaní Friedricha von Schillera, na rozdiel od predlohy sa však Donizetti vyhol politicko-náboženským témam. Ponechal však legendárnu fiktívnu scénu stretnutia Marie s Alžbetou. Výrazný dramatický konflikt, bohatý psychologický profil postáv, lyrické pasáže a skvelý príbeh s dvomi kráľovnami – rivalkami sú v sugestívnej inscenácii francúzskeho režiséra Gilberta Blina výpravným historickým divadlom a prvou časťou plánovanej voľnej "Tudorovskej trilógie".

slovenčina

Mary Stuart by Donizetti, From (2023/2023), Directed by Gilbert Blin,, Conductor Marco Guidarini, Martin Leginus, Slovak National Theatre New Building, Bratislava, Slovakia

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