Understated elegance: Robert Carsen's sublime Bohème

Por David Pinedo, 29 diciembre 2015

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Crítica hecha desde Opera Vlaanderen, Antwerp, Amberes el 27 diciembre 2015

Puccini, La bohème

Opera Ballet Vlaanderen

Antonino Fogliani, Dirección

Robert Carsen, Dirección de escena

Michael Levine, Diseño de escena, Diseño de vestuario

Luciano Ganci, Rodolfo

Monica Zanettin, Mimì

Hasmik Torosyan, Musetta

William Berger, Marcello

James Homann, Schaunard

Thierry Vallier, Alcindoro, Benoît

Leonard Bernad, Colline

Symfonisch Orkest Opera Ballet Vlaanderen

Koor Opera Vlaanderen

Jean Kalman, Diseño de iluminación

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