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Sala: Teatro Massimo, Palermo

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Address90138 Palermo
Sicily
Italia
Google maps38° 7' 13.664" N 13° 21' 26.218" E
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Palermo celebrates through repertoire, tango and contemporary visions

Corpo di ballo del Teatro Massimo in Contact Tango © Rosellina Garbo
A wonderful evening of contrasting works shows the company and guests in fine form at Palermo’s Teatro Massimo.

Mauro Bigonzetti’s Caravaggio in Palermo

Mauro Bigonzetti’s Caravaggio at Teatro Massimo, Palermo © Rosellina Garbo
Created 17 years ago for the Staatsballett Berlin, Caravaggio stands as one of the defining works of choreographer Mauro Bigonzetti. Now he has brought it to Teatro Massimo in Palermo.

José Martínez unveils his latest Don Quichotte in Palermo

Martina Pasinotti as Kitri in Don Quichotte with Teatro Massimo di Palermo © Rosallina Garbo
José Martínez has envisioned a Don Quichotte that recalls the original 19th century choreography while also acknowledging some of the notable 20th century versions and it's splendid looking.

A roof-raising Ernani in Palermo

Omer Meir Wellber conducts a spirited account of Verdi's early opera, semi-staged and live-streamed from the Teatro Massimo.

Inevitable solitude in the Ricci/Forte's new diptych

Performing arts duo Ricci/Forte throw what feels like the entire directorial arsenal at this production.

Michieletto's controversial Guillaume Tell resurfaces in Palermo

At its 2015 inauguration at the Royal Opera House, a controversial rape scene in Act 3 drew outrage from the audience and critics alike. Now the Teatro Massimo is presenting the production once again.

A punk, post-industrial Siegfried in Palermo

Despite this mis-en-scene’s lack of intensity, this Siegfried closed the 2015 season of the Teatro Massimo with an outstanding musical performance.

Shamelessly, age-defyingly garish: La Fille du régiment

Franco Zeffirelli's Palermo La Fille du régiment wears its 55 years with style and elegance, lifted by outstanding singing from Desirée Rancatore and Celso Albelo.