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| Gran Teatre del Liceu | |||
| Daniel Oren | Direction | ||
| Rodrigo de Vera | Assistant conductor | ||
| Romain Gilbert | Mise en scène | ||
| Étienne Pluss | Décors | ||
| Christian Lacroix | Costumes | ||
| Valerio Tiberi | Lumières | ||
| Orquesta Sinfónica del Gran Teatre del Liceu | |||
| Coro del Gran Teatre del Liceu | |||
| Vincent Chaillet | Danse | ||
| Pablo Assante | Chef de chœur | ||
| Cor Petits de l'Orfeó Català | |||
| Glòria Coma i Pedrals | Chef de chœur | ||
| Saioa Hernández | Soprano | La Gioconda | 2026 févr. 17, 20, 23, 26, mars 01 |
| Ekaterina Semenchuk | Mezzo-soprano | La Gioconda | |
| Michael Fabiano | Ténor | Enzo Grimaldo | 2026 févr. 17, 20, 23, 26, mars 01 |
| Martin Muehle | Ténor | Enzo Grimaldo | |
| John Relyea | Baryton-basse | Alvise Badoero | 2026 févr. 17, 20, 23, 26, mars 01 |
| Alexander Köpeczi | Basse | Alvise Badoero | |
| Ksenia Dudnikova | Mezzo-soprano | Laura Adorno | 2026 févr. 17, 20, 23, 26, mars 01 |
| Varduhi Abrahamyan | Mezzo-soprano | Laura Adorno | |
| Ángel Ódena | Baryton | Barnaba | |
| Gabriele Viviani | Baryton | Barnaba | 2026 févr. 17, 20, 23, 26, mars 01 |
| Violeta Urmana | Mezzo-soprano | La Cieca | 2026 févr. 17, 20, 22, 23, 26, 28, mars 01 |
| Anna Kissjudit | Contralto | La Cieca | |
| Roberto Covatta | Ténor | Isèpo |
La Gioconda is a grand opera of passion, betrayal, and sacrifice, set in 17th-century Venice. The story centres on Gioconda, a blind fortune-teller’s daughter, who is in love with Enzo Grimaldo. Enzo, however, is infatuated with Laura Adorno, the wife of the corrupt Alvise Badoero. The opera unfolds with intense emotional and vocal demands, featuring the renowned aria “Suicidio” and the famous “Dance of the Hours.”
Liceu Opera House presents a new production co-produced with Teatro di San Carlo in Naples. Directed by Romain Gilbert, the production features Saioa Hernández and Ekaterina Semenchuk alternating in the title role. The cast also includes Michael Fabiano, Martin Muehle, and Elina Garanča. The staging, designed by Etienne Pluss with costumes by Christian Lacroix, evokes a mysterious and melancholic Venice. The Symphony Orchestra of The Liceu Opera House is conducted by Daniel Oren.
