Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria
Jul 30, 2019 · 1h 51m
Director
Sesto QuatriniOverview
Staged at the 45th Festival della Valle d'Itria in Martina Franca, this 2019 production of Nicola Antonio Manfroce's rare opera Ecuba brings a forgotten early-19th-century tragedy back to the spotlight. Directed, designed, and costumed by Pier Luigi Pizzi, the staging delivers a striking visual interpretation of Giovanni Schmidt's libretto surrounding the aftermath of the Trojan War. Under the musical direction of Sesto Quatrini, the performance features powerful vocal delivery from Lidia Fridman and Carmela Remigio alternating in the title role alongside an accomplished ensemble. Backed by the Orchestra del Teatro Petruzzelli di Bari, this gripping revival offers an intense, rarely-heard exploration of classical myth and maternal grief.
Cast of Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria
Crew of Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria
About Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria
What is Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria about?
Staged at the 45th Festival della Valle d'Itria in Martina Franca, this 2019 production of Nicola Antonio Manfroce's rare opera Ecuba brings a forgotten early-19th-century tragedy back to the spotlight. Directed, designed, and costumed by Pier Luigi Pizzi, the staging delivers a striking visual interpretation of Giovanni Schmidt's libretto surrounding the aftermath of the Trojan War. Under the…
When was Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria released?
Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria was released on July 30, 2019.
How long is Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria?
Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria runs 1 hour 51 minutes (111 minutes).
Who directed Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria?
Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria was directed by Sesto Quatrini.
Who is in the cast of Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria?
The cast of Manfroce: Ecuba - Festival Valle d'Itria includes Norman Reinhardt (Achille), Mert Süngü (Priamo), Lidia Fridman (Ecuba), Roberta Mantegna (Polissena) and Martina Gresia (Teona).