| Contatto |
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| Prenotazione |
 PrenotazioneTel: 00420 / 224 93 73 14 E-mail: prague@praguepoint.cz |
| Teatri |
| DON GIOVANNI - National Marionette Theatre THE BEST OF MOZART - National Marionette Theatre DON GIOVANNI - Stavovske divadlo FAUST - Black Light Theatre |
| Musei |
| - National Museum - Lapidarium - Prague City Museum - Antonin Dvorak Museum - Bedrich Smetana Museum - Memorial to W. A. Mozart - Lobkowicz Palace - National Technical Museum |
O P E R A
Ormai da decenni il culmine
della vita culturale di Praga e segnato dalla stagione tradizionale
Opera Mozart nel Teatro Stavovske divadlo. Non si faccia sfuggire l'opera
piu celebre di tutti i tempi in una rappresentazione eccellente con
interpreti internazionali, scenografia impressionante e costumi originali.
La sola Praga puo invitarla a questa "opera di tutte le opere" data
nel teatro autentico nel quale il grande Maestro ha diretto la
sua prima mondiale.
16.5.2003
19:00
30.5.2003 19:00
14.6.2003 14:00
19:00
26.6.2003 19:00
Is The Magic Flute a remarkable fairy-tale opera with
comic elements, a folk comedy or a complex work full of free-masonic
symbolism? Is it a story of love that overcomes all obstacles or a serious
work motivating the viewer to endeavor for perfection? This last dramatic
work of Mozart contains all these levels and thus offers an everlasting
challenge to all who attempt to bring it to the stage. Director David
Radok presents his own conception, full of fantasy and interesting
insights. David Radok's staging from 1993 shall be tested for the tour of
Japan in a new form. The premiere of the renewed production shall take
place in Japan and after the return of our operatic ensemble, audiences in
Prague shall also have the opportunity ot admire the new version of The
Magic Flute. Opera is sung in Czech.
19.5.2003
19:00
21.6.2003 14:00 19:00
It is now difficult to decipher in the libretto of the
marriage of Figaro the reasons why it was once considered controversial.
It lampooned human frailties and failings which even the nobility
understandably found irresistible. Today, however, we laugh at its
comical, almost slapstick situations, humorous resolutions of plots and
gratifying masquerade situations; and we do not have the slightest fear
that the shrewd Figaro will not protect his sweet Suzanne from the horrors
of the count. The enormous success of the marriage of Figaro on its
premiere in Prague in 1786 was the reason why Mozart wrote his largest
work, Don Giovanni, directly for Prague.
23.5.2003
19:00
8.6.2003 14:00 19:00
The Czech triptych is a new dramatic project of the
National Theatre opera, which each season brings to the stage three
unknown thematically connected operas by Czech composers from various
periods, in the form of a concert performance. The implementation of this
project requires an unusual amount of editing activity . preparation of
manuscript materials and also publicity . the programmes for these operas
are also conceived as small monographic studies of their authors. With
this project we wish to extend in a wider collection awareness of Czech
operatic creation and also in this form of presentation to highlight the
dramatic art of foreign opera houses on a range of unknown Czech operas.
The first range of the Czech triptych for the season 2002/2003 is
dedicated to the pre-Smetana generation of authors. It concerns authors
born around 1800.
2.6.2003 19:00
The Czech triptych is a new dramatic project of the
National Theatre opera, which each season brings to the stage three
unknown thematically connected operas by Czech composers from various
periods, in the form of a concert performance. The implementation of this
project requires an unusual amount of editing activity . preparation of
manuscript materials and also publicity . the programmes for these operas
are also conceived as small monographic studies of their authors. With
this project we wish to extend in a wider collection awareness of Czech
operatic creation and also in this form of presentation to highlight the
dramatic art of foreign opera houses on a range of unknown Czech operas.
The first range of the Czech triptych for the season 2002/2003 is
dedicated to the pre-Smetana generation of authors. It concerns authors
born around 1800.
3.6.2003
19:00
