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Violetta Valéry, curtezană: Diana Alexe (guest)
Alfredo Germont: Cristian Mogoșan
Giorgio Germont: Geani Brad
Flora Bervoix: Alexandra Leșiu
Annina: Oana Trîmbițaș
Gastone, Viconte de Letorières: Florin Pop
Baron Douphol: Cristian Hodrea
Marquis d’Obigny: Bogdan Nistor
Doctor Grenvil: Petru Burcă
Giuseppe: Iosia Balteș
The Commissioner: Varga János
Flora’s servant: Varga János
Alfredo’s sister: Cristina Tureanu
Artistic direction: Nadine Duffaut (guest)
Artistic direction takeover: Iulian Dumitraș
Setting: Emmanuele Favre (guest)
Costumes: Gérard Audier (guest)
Choreography: Dan Haja
Chorus conductor: Corneliu Felecan
The Orchestra, the Chorus, and the Ballet Ensemble of the Romanian National Opera in Cluj-Napoca
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show category: opera
Opera in three acts with a libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, based on La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas fils
One of the most captivating operas of all time, Giuseppe Verdi’s masterpiece—drawn from the semi-autobiographical novel La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas fils—invites us into bourgeois Paris, where the profound love between Violetta Valéry and Alfredo Germont unfolds under the sign of sacrifice and suffering.
The production of the Romanian National Opera in Cluj-Napoca, brought to life through a remarkable collaboration with a French creative team—director Nadine Duffaut, Emmanuelle Favre, and Gérard Audier—boldly reimagines the love story at the close of World War II, in a Paris under German occupation. The dazzling soirées of high society are now set in the legendary Hôtel Lutetia, where Violetta’s admirers mingle with members of the Nazi elite, with whom she secretly collaborates. Her tragic end will be shaped not only by illness and heartbreak, but also by the humiliation inflicted by the French liberators.
We warmly invite you to an extraordinary encounter with Verdi’s enchanting La Traviata, in a striking and original interpretation worthy of discovery.
The performance is interpreted in Italian, with Romanian supertitles.
The evening includes two intermissions and concludes at approximately 9:45 p.m.
Recommended age: 7+
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