Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
La Flûte enchantée
Opera
Date
- Jan 24, 2025 à 8:00 PM
- Jan 26, 2025 à 3:00 PM
- Jan 28, 2025 à 8:00 PM
- Jan 30, 2025 à 8:00 PM
Duration
3h with intermission
Tariffs
94 I 78 I 46 I 26,50 I 12 €
A hymn to love and peace, The Magic Flute is without doubt the most popular and universal work in the history of opera. At the end of his all-too-short life, Mozart's music continues to touch audiences of all ages, 250 years after its premiere.
Will the forces of evil triumph on this poor earth? For that matter, do we always know where good lies and where evil? Is Sarastro really the villain of the story, whom the Queen of the Night seeks to bring down? In a world where human bonds seem to be cracking every day, The Magic Flute invites us to rediscover the meaning of our actions, and to put the heart back at the center of our decisions.
For his first operatic production, acclaimed filmmaker Cédric Klapisch takes up this timeless tale and, between laughter and gravity, poetry and carefreeness, leads us, like Tamino and Pamina, on the most wonderful of initiatory journeys.
Performed in German, with French and English surtitles (dialogues adapted into French by Cédric Klapisch).
"Come with your parents" for 5 to 10 year olds: While your parents are watching the show, you can discover the Opera by taking part in an original cultural activity for just €5. Session for "The Magic Flute": Sunday 26 January at 3pm, go to the box office for bookings, subject to availability.
New production
Coproduction Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, Atelier Lyrique de Tourcoing, Théâtre Impérial-Opéra de Compiègne, Opéra Nice Côte d'Azur
Singspiel in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, with libretto by Emmanuel Schikaneder. First performed at Vienna's Theater an der Wien on September 30, 1791.
Musical direction Jean-Christophe Spinosi
Stage direction Cédric Klapisch directed by Laurent Delvert
Sets Clémence Bezat
Costumes Stéphane Rolland and Pierre Martinez
Lighting Alexis Kavyrchine covered by Valentin Mouligné
Digital image creation Niccolo Casas
Animal illustration Stéphane Blanquet
Artistic movement collaborator Laura Bachman
Video animation Atelier de Sèvres
Tamino Joel Prieto
Pamina Sydney Mancasola
Papageno Joan Martin-Royo
Papagena Veronika Seghers
Sarastro Antonio Di Matteo
Sprecher Barnaby Rea
Monostatos Marc Laho
La Reine de la Nuit Tetiana Zhuravel
First Lady Judith Van Wanroij
Second Lady Valentine Lemercier
Third Lady Ahlima Mhamdi
First Man-at-Arms I Second Priest Frédéric Diquero
Second Man-at-Arms I First Priest Matthieu Toulouse
Nice Philharmonic Orchestra
Nice Opera Chorus
