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Five Miracles of MaryEspectáculos para niños

Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet TheatreA. Vienuolio g. 1, Vilnius, 01104, Lituania
Fechas/horas en zona horaria de Vilnius
sábado 07 noviembre 202618:30
domingo 08 noviembre 202612:00
Programa
Šerkšnytė, Raminta (n. 1975)Five Miracles of MaryLibreto de Ramutė Skučaitė
Intérpretes
Lithuanian National Opera
Adrija ČepaitėDirección
Kęstutis S. JakštasDirección de escena
Gintaras MakarevičiusDiseño de escena
Julija SkuratovaDiseño de vestuario
Audrius JankauskasDiseño de iluminación
Lithuanian National Opera Orchestra
Lithuanian National Opera Chorus
Rimas SakalauskasVideoarte
Julius GeniušasDirección musical
Dainius BervingisCoreografía
Česlovas RadžiūnasDirección de coro
Aistė BenkauskaitėMezzosopranoMary
Joana GedmintaitėSopranoMrs Ben
Liudas MikalauskasBajoMr Ben
Austėja ZinkevičiūtėSopranoNanny of nannies
Jovita VaškevičiūtėMezzosopranoSara Vamp
Mindaugas JankauskasTenorMr Tone
Edmundas SeiliusTenorManny
Mindaugas Tomas MiškinisBajoVincent
Liudas NorvaišasBajoKing
Monika PleškytėSopranoYoung lady
Dainius JakštasBajoWaiter
Povilas ButkusBajoGuard

It is a vivacious opera for the entire family about the mysterious nanny Mary Poppins, who has some magical abilities. The production tells a story about miracles (the big and small moments of our fleeting lives) to the younger audience, and does that in a simple and engrossing manner. The libretto of this Lithuanian opera was written by poetess Ramutė Skučaitė. She based her text on the stories by Pamela Travers and offered her own perception of Mary Poppins.

It is no accident that the wind blows Mary to the house of Ben family at the moment, when they need her the most – Mrs. Ben cannot find a suitable nanny for her five naughty children. The five stories of the opera showcase characters that are easily recognizable in our everyday lives – we meet the petulant Mrs. Ben, the unhappy Vincent, the humble Male Nanny and many others. Although the general atmosphere of this spectacle is exuberant, it also hides an important message: joy and sorrow, major and minor – they always travel together!

© Martynas Aleksa
© Martynas Aleksa