Verdi's La Traviata
Jean-Louis Grinda (stage director), Massimo Zanetti (conductor) — With Aida Garifullina (Violetta), Javier Camarena (Alfredo), Massimo Cavalletti (Giorgio) …
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Cast
Jean-Louis Grinda — Stage director
Rudy Sabounghi — Set designer
Jorge Jara — Costume designer
Laurent Castaingt — Lighting designer
Eugénie Andrin — Choreographer
Aida Garifullina — Violetta Valéry
Loriana Castellano — Flora Bervoix
Federica Sardella — Annina
Javier Camarena — Alfredo Germont
Massimo Cavalletti — Giorgio Germont
Alejandro Del Angel — Gastone
Roberto Accurso — Il Barone Douphol
Fabrice Alibert — Il Marchese d'Obigny
Alessandro Spina — Dottor Grenvil
Choir of the Monte Carlo Opera
Stefano Visconti — Chorus Master
Program notes
Raise your glass for a toast to the immortal opera classic La Traviata in a superb new staging at the Monte Carlo Opera, featuring a five-star cast including Aida Garifullina, Javier Camarena, and Massimo Cavalletti!
In this production by Jean-Louis Grinda, soprano star Aida Garifullina brings to life the character of Violetta Valéry, a courtesan who gives up her life in Paris to live with the bourgeois Alfredo Germont (a role in which Javier Camarena makes his long-awaited debut!). But Alfredo's father, played by Massimo Cavalletti, does not take kindly to his son's new fiancée and manages to convince Violetta to leave Alfredo for his own good. She flees without revealing why, which leads Alfredo to believe she has found a new beau—and by the time he learns the truth, it is too late: Violetta, stricken with tuberculosis, dies in his arms…
Under the baton of Massimo Zanetti, the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra performs Verdi's timeless score for this tragedy based on Dumas's La Dame aux Camélias. One of the monuments of 19th-century opera, a dream cast, and sumptuous sets make this one of the marquee events of Cecilia Bartoli's inaugural season as director of the Monte Carlo Opera!
Photo © Opéra de Monte-Carlo / Marco Borrelli
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