La Traviata
Травиата
A performance by the Moscow Musical Theatre "Helikon-Opera" under the direction of Dmitry Bertman. Music direction: Alexander Sladkovsky.
Actors
Violetta Valery
Lidiya Svetozarova
Alfredo Germont
Igor Morozov
Giorgio Germont
Flora Bervoix
Barone Douphol
Pyotr Morozov
Gastone de Letorières
Mikhail Seryshev
Marchese d'Obigny
Konstantin Brzhinskiy
Dottore Grenvil
Dmitriy Skorikov
Annina
Ekaterina Oblezova
Giuseppe
Vitaliy Fomin
Commissioner
Aleksey Egorov
Orchestra of the Helikon Opera Theatre
Crew
Music director
Aleksandr Sladkovskiy
Stage designer
Igor Nezhniy
Costume designer
Tatiana Tulubyeva
Chorus Master
Evgeniy Ilyin
Choreographer
Edvald Smirnov
Director
Ilya Ilyin
Video Director
Darya Vendina
Cinematographer
Evgeniy Timokhin
Producer
Aleksey Vikhrov
The Helikon Opera has a special attitude towards Maestro Verdi. For the artistic director of the theater Dmitry Bertman, as he admits, "Verdi is the music of pleasure!", and the masterpieces of the great Italian are given a considerable place in his directorial "baggage".
Language
Italian
Runtime
2 hours 5 minutes
2021
16+
Stills
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