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on September 15, 2019
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Cast 15.09.2019
Conductor
FRÉDÉRIC CHASLIN
Production
Andrei Serban
Set and costume design
Richard Hudson
Choreography
Niky Wolcz
Hoffmann
Dmitry Korchak
Muse/Nicklausse
Gaëlle Arquez
Lindorf/Coppélius/Miracel/Dapertutto
Luca Pisaroni
Andrès/Cochenille/Frantz/Pitichinaccio
Michael Laurenz
Olympia
Olga Peretyatko
Antonia
Olga Peretyatko
Giulietta
Olga Peretyatko
Drei Frauen im Epilog
Olga Peretyatko
Margarita Gritskova
Diana Nurmukhametova
Stimme der Mutter
Zoryana Kushpler
Spalanzani
Igor Onishchenko
Nathanaël
Lukhanyo Moyake
Crespel
Dan Paul Dumitrescu
Luther
Alexandru Moisiuc
Hermann
Samuel Hasselhorn
Schlémil
Clemens Unterreiner
Details
In his much-appraised production of Jacques Offenbach's »Les Contes d'Hoffmann«, director Andrei Serban emphasizes mysterious, bizarrely fantastic and dreamlike delusions. These aspects are conjured up by the title character in her reactions toward an oppressive and frustrating reality. Serban impressively highlights the artist who is lost in everyday life and fails in his relationship with women, and who is only able to unfold his inner depths with a quill in his hand. Juan Diego Flórez's first Vienna role as Hoffmann in May is highly anticipated, whom he will perform immediately following his international Faust role debut. The other central roles will also be depicted with new cast members: such as Erwin Schrott in the roles of the four »villains«, Sabine Devieilhe as Olympia, Tamuna Gochashvili (Tatjana in the »Eugene Onegin« premiere) as Antonia, Louise Alder as Giulietta and Michèle Losier as Muse /Nicklausse.
In his much-appraised production of Jacques Offenbach's »Les Contes d'Hoffmann«, director Andrei Serban emphasizes mysterious, bizarrely fantastic and dreamlike delusions. These aspects are conjured up by the title character in her reactions toward an oppressive and frustrating reality. Serban impressively highlights the artist who is lost in everyday life and fails in his relationship with women, and who is only able to unfold his inner depths with a quill in his hand. Juan Diego Flórez's first Vienna role as Hoffmann in May is highly anticipated, whom he will perform immediately following his international Faust role debut. The other central roles will also be depicted with new cast members: such as Erwin Schrott in the roles of the four »villains«, Sabine Devieilhe as Olympia, Tamuna Gochashvili (Tatjana in the »Eugene Onegin« premiere) as Antonia, Louise Alder as Giulietta and Michèle Losier as Muse /Nicklausse.