Dvořák: Rusalka - Teatro alla Scala
The theatre masterpiece by Antonin Dvořák, written in 1900, is a recurrent title on the season programmes of major European and American theatres. Strangely enough, it has never been performed at La Scala. The ambiguous fairy tale about a nymph who takes human form for the love of a prince who will betray her and only repent at death is fertile ground for the much awaited return of Emma Dante, whose career took wing precisely at La Scala with a felicitous production of Carmen. Making their debuts Piermarini’s auditorium, on the other hand, are the director of the Welsh National Opera Tomáš Hanus, a specialist in this repertoire, while Olga Bezsmertna will be in the title role.
Directed by Tomáš Hanus · Written by Antonín Dvořák
Cast
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Dmitry Korchak The prince - Elena Guseva The foreign princess
- Olga Bezsmertna Rusalka, water nymph
- Jongmin Park Vodnik, the water goblin
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Okka von der Damerau Jezibaba, the witch - Jiří Rajniš The game ward
- Tsvetelina Stoyanova Kitchen boy
- Hila Fahima First wood nymph
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Juliana Grigoryan Second wood nymph - Valentina Pluzhnikova Third wood nymph
- Ilya Silchukou The hunter
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