
Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris
Apr 09, 2016 · 2h 23m
Director
Claus GuthOverview
Rediscover a monumental moment in Verdi's oeuvre: the immortal Rigoletto! In this eye-catching production staged by Claus Guth at Paris's Opéra Bastille, soloists Quinn Kelsey (Rigoletto), Olga Peretyatko (Gilda), Michael Fabiano (the Duke of Mantua), and Rafal Siwek (Sparafucile) put their incredible talents to captivating use. To revisit this well-known opera, Guth recounts the story from the point of view of an aged Rigoletto, a clown past his prime, who watches his memories pass before his eyes as he looks back on his life. The set design by Christian Schmidt and Olaf Winter's careful lighting create an imposing, chilly, and implacable ambiance, perfect for the melodrama unfolding onstage. The Choir and Orchestra of the Paris Opera, under the baton of Nicola Luisotti, offer up a powerful interpretation of this timeless work.
Cast of Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris
Crew of Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris
About Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris
What is Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris about?
Rediscover a monumental moment in Verdi's oeuvre: the immortal Rigoletto! In this eye-catching production staged by Claus Guth at Paris's Opéra Bastille, soloists Quinn Kelsey (Rigoletto), Olga Peretyatko (Gilda), Michael Fabiano (the Duke of Mantua), and Rafal Siwek (Sparafucile) put their incredible talents to captivating use. To revisit this well-known opera, Guth recounts the story from the…
When was Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris released?
Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris was released on April 9, 2016.
How long is Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris?
Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris runs 2 hours 23 minutes (143 minutes).
Who directed Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris?
Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris was directed by Claus Guth.
Who is in the cast of Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris?
The cast of Rigoletto - Opéra National de Paris includes Quinn Kelsey (Rigoletto), Olga Peretyatko (Gilda), Vesselina Kasarova (Maddalena), Rafal Siwek (Sparafucile) and Isabelle Druet (Giovanna).






