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Otello - Verdi

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Otello - Verdi

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Verdi Otello

The 26 February 2027
Státní Opera - Praha
From 76 €
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Program

Verdi : Otello

Sung in : Italian
Cast
  • Conductor
    Hermann Bäumer
  • Director
    Martin Cicvák
  • Venue Info
  • Seating Plan
  • Synopsis

Státní Opera - Praha LocationWilsonova 4 - 110 00 Praha République Tchèque

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Besides the legendary Stavovské divadlo and the patriotic monument which is the Národní divadlo, there also exists a Prague State Opera, the Státní Opera, that dates back to 1888.

For in light of the success of the National Theatre, the amateurs of the German lyrical repertoire gathered the funds necessary for the construction of a New German Theatre, inaugurated that year. This institution replaced the Royal Theatre, which had hitherto proposed the German repertoire.

Angelo Neumann, the Vienna Opera's famous baritone who had become director of the Leipzig company, look over the artistic management of the house, where he billed Wagner and hired Gustav Mahler as conductor, Contemporary opera thus occupied a large place in the programming, continuing to do so under Zemlinsky's direction (1911-1927). In 1924, for example, Schoenberg's ERWARTUNG was premiered here. Georg Szell perpetuated this tradition, brutally interrupted in 1938. The theatre reopened in 1945, and was rebaptized the Smetana Theatre in 1949 when the company fused with that of the National Theatre. This illustrions house didn't regain its indépendance until 1992, when it was called the Prague State Opera.

Foreign conductors and stage directors now caollaborate with Czech artists to stage the innovative productions that have established the Státní Opera's reputation as one of Europe's most dynamic opera homes.

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Synopsis

Otello

OTELLO, A LYRIC DRAMA

This opera is a lyric drama by the famous Italian composer Verdi that was composed in 1887 at La Scala in Milan based on the homonymous drama by William Shakespeare. This opera was born from the collaboration of the famous composer and the poet musician Arrigo Boito. The story of the opera is a tragic story composed in four acts that took Verdi nearly six years. And for good reason, the opera completely renewed lyric art by offering it its notes of nobility.

The story takes place on the island of Cyprus at the time when the eponymous warlord finds his wife Desdemona. But the young Moorish leader will soon pay the price of the voracious hatred of his lieutenant, Iago, who, little by little, will instill the poison of doubt in the mind of his leader, convincing him that his wife, Desdemona, is cheating on him with his other lieutenant, Cassio.

The young Moorish warlord returns to the island of Cyprus after his victory over the Saracens. His lieutenant, Iago, a true incarnation of evil, starts a fight in order to compromise Lieutenant Cassio in the eyes of his leader. But his action goes even further in time since it will serve his purpose, that of destroying his leader. He finds his young wife Desdemona again.

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