The Marriage of Figaro (2012)
Rosina from *The Barber of Seville* is now Countess Almaviva, his wife. However, he is far from being a paragon of virtue. Among others, he is pursuing his wife’s maid, Susanna—who is to marry Figaro, now in the Count’s service—and his gardener’s daughter, Barbarina. He faces competition from the page Cherubino, who is in love with all women and in particular with the Countess, his godmother. Meanwhile, the elderly Marcellina, aided by Doctor Bartolo and the music master Basilio, seeks to prevent the marriage of Susanna and Figaro, as the latter has promised to marry her. ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ (‘Le nozze di Figaro’, K. 492) is a four-act opera buffa by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, with an Italian libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte inspired by Beaumarchais’s comedy, ‘Le Mariage de Figaro’.
Directors: Michael Grandage, François Roussillon.
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Audun Iversen as Count Almaviva |
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Sally Matthews as Countess Almaviva |
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Vito Priante as Figaro |
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Lydia Teuscher as Susanna |
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Ann Murray as Marcellina |
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Andrew Shore as Bartolo |
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Sarah Shafer as Barbarina |
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Robin Ticciati as Conductor |
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Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment as Orchestra |
| Directing | Michael Grandage | Director |
| Directing | François Roussillon | Director |