Opera in three acts in Italian language.
| Chio-Chio-San: |
Adriana Kohútková, Eva Jenisová, Božena Ferancová |
| Suzuki: |
Monika Fabianová, Terézia Kružliaková |
| Kate Pinkerton: |
Klaudia Račić Derner, Eva Šušková |
| Pinkerton: |
Michal Lehotský, Ľudovít Ludha, Miroslav Dvorský, Jaroslav Dvorský, Igor Jan, Peter Berger |
| Sharpless: |
Daniel Čapkovič, Pavol Remenár, Dalibor Jenis |
| Goro: |
Ivan Ožvát, Ondrej Šaling |
| Jamadori: |
František Ďuriač |
| Bonzo: |
Ján Galla, Martin Malachovský |
| Jakusidé: |
Milan Kľučár, Martin Smolnický |
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Daniel Hlásny, Roman Krško |
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Daniel Hlásny, Vladimír Horváth |
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Mária Borbeľová, Paulína Hríbová |
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Andrea Hulecová, Ľubica Zemanovičová |
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Miriam Maťašová, Katarína Polakovičová |
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Jakub Šabo
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Madama Butterfly – the story coloured with exoticism and in which, as in every genially written opera masterpiece, hero’s individual feelings overrun time and geographical borders and speak with clear speech into viewer’s heart and brain also in 21st century. Working on performance is rooted by the conductor Oliver Dohnanyi and Peter Konwitschny, who is considered to be the greatest opera director nowadays. He was introduced to Bratislava’s audience with the performance Eugene Onegin by Čajkovskij. In Konwitschy direction Puccini’s Japanese tragedy becomes actual – surprisingly actual – message about human relations. Butterfly’s destiny is the result of breakdown of natural, clear humanity with inhuman results of society conventions, valid in our “wise” and “modern” western civilization.
Perfomance length: 2 hrs 45 mins one intermission
Plan of performances
No performance.
Opening: 5 and 6 October 2006 SND New Building, Opera and Ballet Hall
This performance in no longer in our repertoire. The last performance was 25 April 2012 SND New Building, Opera and Ballet Hall
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