| Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791) | Bastien und Bastienne, K50 (K46b) | Livret de F. W. Weiskern and J. H. Muller |
| Opéra national de Paris | ||
| Léo Warynski | Direction | |
| Mirabelle Ordinaire | Mise en scène | |
| Philippine Ordinaire | Décors | |
| Sylvie Blondeau | Costumes | |
| Philippe Albaric | Lumières | |
| Orchestre de l'Opéra national de Paris | ||
| Pauline Texier | Soprano | Bastienne |
| Juan de Dios Mateos Segura | Ténor | Bastien |
| Andriy Gnatiuk | Basse | Colas |
Diggi, daggi, shurry, murry, horum, harum…: with this magical spell, young shepherd Bastien will have the power to win back the heart of his beloved shepherdess Bastienne. Mozart composed this short Singspiel at the age of 12. In a stage production by Mirabelle Ordinaire, the action is reframed in a modern funfair where fairgoers come at shooting ranges to shoot cardboard wolves. The fickle Bastien has become the machinist in charge of the stands's maintenance and the twelve musicians play in the bandstand. Performed in its French version, faithful to Mozart’s sensibility, the opera has been adapted to be easily understandable to every audience.
From 6 years old.