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Roméo et Juliette
14 July 2012 - at 21:15 - Arena
Opera in 5 acts by
Charles Gounod
Libretto by
Jules Barbier -Michel Carrè
Conductor
Fabio Mastrangelo
Director
Francesco Micheli
Set
Edoardo Sanchi
Costumes
Silvia Aymonino
Lighting designer
Paolo Mazzon
Choreography
Nikos Lagousakos
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Juliette
Aleksandra Kurzak
Stéphano
Eufemia Tufano
Gertrude
Elena Traversi
Roméo
John Osborn
Tybalt
Francisco Corujo
Benvolio
Paolo Antognetti
Mercutio
Artur Rucinski
Pâris
Nicolo' Ceriani
Grégorio
Dario Giorgelè
Capulet
Enrico Marrucci
Frère Laurent
Giorgio Giuseppini
Le duc de Vérone
Deyan Vatchkov
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PROLOGUE
A chorus introduces the story of the endless feud between the Montague and Capulet families, and of the love between their children, Roméo and Juliette.
ACT I
Verona, 14th century.
At a masked ball at the Capulet palace, Tybalt waits for his cousin Juliette and assures her suitor, Count Paris, that her beauty will overwhelm him. Capulet presents his daughter to the guests and invites them to dance. The crowd disperses and Roméo, a Montague, enters with his friends Mercutio and Benvolio. He tells them about a strange dream he has had, but Mercutio dismisses it as the work of the fairy Queen Mab (“Mab, reine des mensonges”). Roméo watches Juliette dance and is instantly entranced with her. Juliette tells her nurse that she is not interested in marriage (“Je veux vivre”), but when Roméo approaches her, both feel that they are meant for each other. Just as they discover each other’s identity, Tybalt returns. Roméo masks himself and rushes off. Tybalt identifies the intruder as Montague’s son, but Capulet restrains him, ordering the party to continue.
ACT II
Later that night, Roméo enters the Capulets’ garden, looking for Juliette (“Ah! lève-toi, soleil!”). When she steps out onto her balcony, he comes forward and declares his love. Servants briefly interrupt their encounter. Alone again, they vow to marry.
ACT III
Roméo comes to Friar Laurence’s cell at daybreak, followed by Juliette and her nurse, Gertrude. Convinced of the strength of their love, the priest agrees to marry them, hoping that the union will end the fighting between their families.
Outside Capulet’s house, Roméo’s page, Stéphano, sings a mocking song. This provokes a fight with several of the Capulets. Mercutio protects Stéphano and is challenged by Tybalt. Roméo appears and tries to make peace, asking Tybalt to forget about the hatred between their families, but after Tybalt kills Mercutio, Roméo stabs him. The Duke of Verona arrives, and both factions cry for justice. Roméo is banished from the city.
ACT IV
Roméo and Juliette awake after their secret wedding night. She forgives him for killing her cousin, and after they have assured each other of their love, Roméo reluctantly leaves for exile (Duet: “Nuit d’hyménée”). Capulet enters and tells his daughter that she must marry Paris that same day. She is left alone, desperate, with Friar Laurence, who gives her a sleeping potion that will make her appear dead. He promises that she will wake with Roméo beside her. Juliette drinks the potion (“Amour, ranime mon courage”). When Capulet and the guests arrive to lead her to the chapel, she collapses.
ACT V
Roméo arrives at the Capulets’ crypt and discovers Juliette. He believes her to be dead and drinks poison. At that moment, she awakens, and the lovers share a final dream of a future together. As Roméo grows weaker, Juliette takes out a dagger that she has hidden in her clothes and stabs herself. The lovers die praying for God’s forgiveness.
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