
Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen
Feb 14, 2020 · 2h 33m
Director
Alan Lucien ØyenOverview
More than anything in the world, Rusalka, a mysterious and elusive water nymph, yearns to become human to win the heart of a young prince. But this metamorphosis comes at a price: she will lose her voice and be damned forever should their love story fail. Rusalka, a lyrical fairy tale inspired by The Little Mermaid and Undine, is Dvořák’s penultimate work and one of his greatest successes. In Opera Ballet Vlaanderen’s production, Norwegian director and choreographer Alan Lucien Øyen adds a new dimension to this masterpiece of the Czech repertoire by representing the main characters on stage twice: by a singer and a dancer. This doubling reinforces the opera’s deeply dreamlike nature. The impressive South African soprano Pumeza Matshikiza embodies the character of Rusalka, while the Lithuanian conductor Giedré Šlekytė leads the orchestra with brio and intensity.
Cast of Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen
Crew of Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen
About Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen
What is Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen about?
More than anything in the world, Rusalka, a mysterious and elusive water nymph, yearns to become human to win the heart of a young prince. But this metamorphosis comes at a price: she will lose her voice and be damned forever should their love story fail. Rusalka, a lyrical fairy tale inspired by The Little Mermaid and Undine, is Dvořák’s penultimate work and one of his greatest successes. In…
When was Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen released?
Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen was released on February 14, 2020.
How long is Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen?
Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen runs 2 hours 33 minutes (153 minutes).
Who directed Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen?
Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen was directed by Alan Lucien Øyen.
Who is in the cast of Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen?
The cast of Rusalka - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen includes Pumeza Matshikiza, Kyungho Kim, Goderdzi Janelidze, Maria Riccarda Wesseling and Karen Vermeiren.
