This was Francisco’s second production of this opera.While the first was in the totally authentic theatre at Drottningholm and hence rather “in style”, this one was conceived with the same team as the Barcelona production of Soler’s L’Arbore di Diana, as part of a mini cycle using imagery from Manga and Pop Art, with this time a sort of a Truman Show twist to the story that fitted it perfectly. The production once again showed that the piece is a little jewel and delights audiences now as it did when it opened and beat Mozart’s Nozze di Figaro at the “box office” in 18th century Vienna.
- Palau de les Arts· Valencia · February 2010
- Teatro Calderón· Valladolid ·April 2010
- Auditorio Narciso Yepes · Múrcia · December 2010
Creative Team
| Sets | Rifail Ajdarpasic and Ariane Isabell Unfried |
| Costumes | Louis Desiré |
| Lighting | Bruno Poet |
| Video | Joan Rodón |
| Choreography | Ana Yepes |
| Conductor | Ottavio Dantone, Sergio Alapont, Juan Luis Martinez |
Cast
Maria Hinojosa , Ofélia Sala, Dolores Lahuerta, Joel Prieto, Maite Alberola, Javier Tomé, Marta Ubierta, Isaac Galán, Lluís Martinez, Elia Todisco, David Rubiera, Enrique Sánchez Ramos, Manuel de Diego, Ana Nebot, José Canales, Albert Escobar, Francisco José Leiva, Almudena Mahiques, Chis Moreno, Vicente Palomo , Anna Romaní
