Coppelia - Paris Opera Ballet
Thu. Apr 21, 2011 at 7:00pm EDT
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Coppelia
Paris Opera Ballet, Composed by Leo Delibes
Thursday, April 21 @ 7:00 p.m.
Conducted by Koen Kessels, Choreographed by Patrice Bart (Opera national de Paris, 1996), After Arthur Saint-Leon. Starring Dorothee Gilbert, Mathias Heymann, Jose Martinez and Fabrice Bourgeois
1 hour and 55 minutes, including one intermission
Since its creation in 1870, Coppelia or The Girl with Enamel Eyes has been a huge success and has remained in the Opera repertoire ever since. For this adaption, Patrice Bart returned to the literary origins that inspired the ballet-Hoffmann's fantasy tale-and to the more bizarre elements which had been edited out by the original creators Arthur Saint-Leon, Charles Nuitter and Leo Delibes. With the complicity of designer Ezio Toffolutti, Patrice Bart creates a version which is much closer to the fantastic Hoffmann tale than to the smiling comedy we know. Playing with transparency, illusion and double, this version excludes a troubling and mysterious atmosphere.
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Paris Opera Ballet, Composed by Leo Delibes
Thursday, April 21 @ 7:00 p.m.
Conducted by Koen Kessels, Choreographed by Patrice Bart (Opera national de Paris, 1996), After Arthur Saint-Leon. Starring Dorothee Gilbert, Mathias Heymann, Jose Martinez and Fabrice Bourgeois
1 hour and 55 minutes, including one intermission
Since its creation in 1870, Coppelia or The Girl with Enamel Eyes has been a huge success and has remained in the Opera repertoire ever since. For this adaption, Patrice Bart returned to the literary origins that inspired the ballet-Hoffmann's fantasy tale-and to the more bizarre elements which had been edited out by the original creators Arthur Saint-Leon, Charles Nuitter and Leo Delibes. With the complicity of designer Ezio Toffolutti, Patrice Bart creates a version which is much closer to the fantastic Hoffmann tale than to the smiling comedy we know. Playing with transparency, illusion and double, this version excludes a troubling and mysterious atmosphere.
For more information on this production, click here
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