
Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino
Sep 19, 2025 · 2h 49m
Director
Jacopo SpireiOverview
With its lively dances, ghost scenes and touching arias, Hamlet was Ambroise Thomas’s single great success of the Paris Opera, remaining in its repertoire for decades after the 1868 premiere. On the opening night, the title role was sung by a baritone, as has become the custom ever since. With the rediscovery of the original score in recent years, it transpires that Thomas originally scored the role of Hamlet for a tenor. In this new production of Teatro Regio Torino, the tenor John Osborn is the tormented prince, singing the celebrated monologue “To be or not to be” (“Être ou ne pas être”). Sara Blanch sings Ophélie, whose pyrotechnic aria in the mad scene is a pièce de résistance for a coloratura soprano. Under the musical direction of Jérémie Rhorer, the production is directed by Jacopo Spirei.
Cast of Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino
Crew of Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino
About Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino
What is Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino about?
With its lively dances, ghost scenes and touching arias, Hamlet was Ambroise Thomas’s single great success of the Paris Opera, remaining in its repertoire for decades after the 1868 premiere. On the opening night, the title role was sung by a baritone, as has become the custom ever since. With the rediscovery of the original score in recent years, it transpires that Thomas originally scored the…
When was Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino released?
Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino was released on September 19, 2025.
How long is Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino?
Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino runs 2 hours 49 minutes (169 minutes).
Who directed Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino?
Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino was directed by Jacopo Spirei.
Who is in the cast of Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino?
The cast of Hamlet - Teatro Regio Torino includes John Osborn (Hamlet, Prince of Denmark), Sara Blanch (Ophélie, daughter of Polonius), Clémentine Margaine (Gertrude, Queen of Denmark and mother of Hamlet), Riccardo Zanellato (Claudius, King of Denmark) and Julien Henric (Laërte, son of Polonius).





