Reaching for the light: Arvo Pärt and Robert Wilson's Adam's Passion

Adam's Passion

Von Alissa Balocco, 02 April 2023

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“time is distorted, eternal”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Rome Convention Center La Nuvola, Rome, am 31 März 2023

Pärt, Adam's Passion

Teatro dell'Opera di Roma

Tõnu Kaljuste, Musikalische Leitung

Robert Wilson, Regie, Bühnenbild, Licht

Orchestra del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma

Coro del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma

Lucinda Childs, Woman

Michalis Theophanous, Man

Endro Roosimae, Heavy Man

Erki Laur, Another Heavy Man

Tatjana Kosmönina, A Woman

Triin Marts, Another Woman

Madis Kolk, Tall Man

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Alissa Balocco

Born and raised in Rome, Alissa is an Italian pianist, musicologist and journalist. She graduated at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory and studied Musicology at University La Sapienza. She is now taking a Master’s Degree in Journalism and Communication at Luiss University and her articles have been published on Music.it, ZetaLuiss and HuffingtonPost. Alissa loves Debussy but, if she could, she would like to be reborn as a Mahler symphony. She can’t live without theatre although her friends would say she obsesses even more about her unconditional love for Amy Winehouse and Soul music.