Gianni Schicchi e Il Tabarro
(G. Puccini)
Teatro Avenida - Buenos Aires (Argentine)
Première November 16, 2007
Il Tabarro, based on La Houppelande, Didier Gold’s pièce noire, is Puccini's closest approach to the verismo genre. This one-act opera, in the line of Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana and Leoncavallo’s I Pagliacci, contains all the elements of realism: the underworld, poverty, violence, adultery, murder, etc.
In Gianni Schicchi, Puccini returns to the Italian comic opera tradition with its conflicts caused by love and the family in an ironic look at class differences and the moral decadence of fallen aristocrats.
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Photography: Liliana Morsia
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Collaborations
Teatro Colón Buenos Aires, Teatro Real Madrid, Teatro Avenida Buenos Aires, Teatro Argentino La Plata, Teatro Arriaga Bilbao, Teatro Fernán Gómez Madrid, Teatro Principal Alicante, Grand Théâtre Aix en Provence, Theâtre du Châtelet Versailles, Theater Kleineshaus Basel, Theater An der Wien Vienna, Philharmonie Paris, Thèâtre Le Volcan in Le Havre, Teatro la Zarzuela Madrid, Juan March Foundation Madrid, Teatro Auditorio Cuenca, Sala Sec Barcelona, Castell Peralada, Teatros del Canal en Madrid, San Lorenzo del Escorial Auditorium Madrid, University Carlos III Auditorium Madrid, Spain Cultural Center in Buenos Aires, Tres Cantos Main Hall Madrid, International Festival of Santander, Museum of Romanticism Madrid, Teatro Solís in Uruguay, among others.
