Carmen

Carmen (2011)

Roberto Alagna, Marina Poplavskaya, Beatrice Uria-Monzon are hot hot hot. This Carmen perfectly hits the gypsy theme as a way of life rather than just some sleazy seductress. This Carmen is troubled, intense, manipulative and totally believable as "damaged". Alagna plays his part brilliantly. He is seduced and naive. He is angry and frustrated. He has that "I can fix her" syndrome. Poplavskaya is always a pleasure in my book---and this role, while a small part, suits her. She is very naive and lost in the shuffle of the military and the gypsies...perfect. Some of this is even a little disturbing as the gypsies put a little lipstick on a very young girl. Brilliant. In all, this is a fantastic production.

Director: Calixto Bieito

Casts

	Béatrice Uria-Monzon as Carmen
	Roberto Alagna as Don José
	Marina Poplavskaya as Micaëla
	Erwin Schrott as Escamillo
	Eliana Bayon as Frasquita
	Josep Miquel Ribot as Zuniga
	Itxaro Mentxaka as Mercedes
	Marc Piolet as Conductor

Crew