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Serse as a quirky modern tale in Zurich

Raffaele Pe (Serse) and Miriam Kutrowatz (Atalanta)
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Christophe Dumaux (Arsamene), Anna El-Khashem (Romilda) and Gregory Feldmann (Elviro)
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Christophe Dumaux (Arsamene), Anna El-Khashem (Romilda) and Raffaele Pe (Serse)
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Raffaele Pe (Serse)
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“dark, velvety countertenor showcased flawless coloratura and exquisite, powerful high notes”
Reviewed at Opernhaus, Zurich on 29 September 2024
Handel, Serse (Xerxes)
Zurich Opera
Enrico Onofri, Conductor
Nina Russi, Director
Julia Katharina Berndt, Set Designer
Annemarie Bulla, Costume Designer
Hans-Rudolf Kunz, Lighting Designer
Orchestra La Scintilla Zurich
Ruth Stofer, Video
Kathrin Brunner, Dramaturgy
Raffaele Pe, Serse
Anna El-Khashem, Romilda
Miriam Kutrowatz, Atalanta
Christophe Dumaux, Arsamene
Noa Beinart, Amastre
Gregory Feldmann, Elviro
Miklós Sebestyén, Ariodate
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