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Lulu

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La Monnaie | De Munt: Grand Hall5, Place de la Monnaie, Bruxelles, Brussels Capital, 1000, Belgique
Dates/horaires selon le fuseau horaire de Brussels
Artistes
La Monnaie | De Munt
Alain AltinogluDirection
Krzysztof WarlikowskiMise en scène
Małgorzata SzczęśniakDécors, Costumes
Felice RossLumières
Christian LongchampDramaturgie
Denis GuéguinVidéaste
Orchestre Symphonique de la Monnaie
Rosalba Torres GuerreroChorégraphie
Barbara HanniganSopranoLulu
Natascha PetrinskyMezzo-sopranoCountess Geschwitz
Bo SkovhusBarytonDr. Schön / Jack the Ripper
Toby SpenceTénorAlwa
Pavlo HunkaBarytonSchigolch, an old man
Lukas CortoosBasseJournalist
Beata MorawskaMezzo-sopranoWoman artist
Kurt GysenBasseTheatre manager, Banker
Mireille CapelleContraltoMother
Gerard LavalleBasseProfessor
Lilly JørstadMezzo-sopranoGroom, Theatrical Dresser, High-School Boy
Florian HoffmannTénorManservant, Prince
Rainer TrostTénorThe Painter, Negro
Martin WinklerBarytonAnimal Tamer, Athlete
Georg FestlBaryton-basseCommissioner

‘I am a muse to many composers, most of them male. They work out their demons with me, or so we hope. Alban Berg certainly did so with Lulu.’ In 2012, the soprano Barbara Hannigan’s performance as Lulu in Krzysztof Warlikowski’s production was a tour de force. Nine years later, she is reuniting with the artistic team to take on the challenge of playing this elusive and fascinating woman once again. In this opera, Alban Berg explores the power that Eros and Thanatos, in their rawest forms, have over our lives: Lulu, a femme fatale, will do anything to get ahead in a man’s world, but she ends up being destroyed. Berg’s score, which was never completed due to the composer’s untimely death in 1935, is dodecaphonic but his characters have great lyricism and dramatic power. With our Music Director, Alain Altinoglu, at the helm, the return of this groundbreaking production promises to be mesmerising.

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