Rigoletto

(G. Verdi)

Teatro Avenida - Buenos Aires (Argentine)

Première April 14, 2005

This production was nominated by the Critics' Association as the best production of 2005.

I decided to take a fresh look at this work, setting it in the 1930s and 40s while maintaining the archetypal character of each personality in the plot.

Creative team

Conductor: Carlos Vieu

Director: Rita Cosentino

Set Design: Diego Siliano

Costumes: Luciana Gutman

Lighting: Horacio Efron

Cast

Omar Carrión (Rigoletto), Enrique Folger / Gabriel Centeno (Duke of Mantua), Fabiola Masino (Gilda), Walter Schwarz (Sparafucile), Mónica Sardi (Maddalena), Christian Peregrino / Marcelo Mansilla (Monterone), Juan González Cueto (Borsa), Norberto Marcos (Marullo), Nahuel Di Pierro (Count Ceprano), Vanesa Aguesa Benítez (Countess Ceprano), Cecilia Jakubowicz / Renata Schneider (Giovanna), Miguel Facal (Court Usher), Gladys Albicoro (Page).

Buenos Aires Lírica Orchestra and Chorus. Chorus Director: Juan Casasbellas.

Inspiración

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Critiques

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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.

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