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Zoraida di Granata
Heroic melodrama by Bartolomeo Merelli and Jacopo Ferretti (revamped version) Music by Gaetano Donizetti First performance: Teatro Argentina, Rome, January 7, 1824 (revamped version) Critical edition...
Don Pasquale, the great game of love – FAMILY
Starting from Donizetti's inspiration, we have structured the project from the masks of the commedia dell'arte in order to ride the playful soul of this opera and delve into the theme of play as the ...
Life, death and miracles of us poor human beings
Workshop of 2 meetings Dates: November 18 and 25, 2024 Time: 6-8 p.m. Cost: 15 Euro Registration by Friday, November 15, 2024 Storytelling and theater workshop for adults curated by Matilde Fac...
Roberto Devereux
Lyric Tragedy in three acts by Salvadore Cammarano Music by Gaetano Donizetti First performance: Naples, Real Teatro di San Carlo, October 28, 1837 Critical edition by Julia Lockhart © Casa Ricordi,...
D come Dieci
September 28 and November 29, 2024Bergamo, Donizetti Theater "D come Dieci" editions of the Donizetti Opera festival: two days of celebration to go over the highlights together, visit the theater, re...
DeCineForum Donizetti
Guided opera viewings at the tenth edition of the Donizetti Opera festival A new review is born on the occasion of the festival's 10th anniversary: DeCineForum Donizetti, five appointments for as ...
LU OpeRave
Clubbing + Opera + Performance Creative Director Stefano Libertini Protopapa Libretto Maniaci d'Amore (Francesco d'Amore and Luciana Maniaci) Music H.E.R., ilromantic Music consultant Alberto Zanardi...
Don Pasquale
Dramma buffo in three acts by Giovanni Ruffini Music by Gaetano Donizetti First performance: Paris, Théâtre-Italien, January 3, 1843 Critical edition edited by Roger Parker and Gabriele Dotto © Ca...
Zoraida di Granata
Heroic melodrama by Bartolomeo Merelli and Jacopo Ferretti (revamped version) Music by Gaetano Donizetti First performance: Teatro Argentina, Rome, January 7, 1824 (revamped version) Critical edition...
Culture in dictatorial regimes: between propaganda and free art
Project around the play King Lear died in Moscow Dictatorships often use different artistic languages (Cinema, Visual Art and Music) in their subjugation of populations, instrumentalizing them for th...