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Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart

Così fan tutte

"All Women Do It, or The School for Lovers"
Dates
29/10/2022
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19:00
Saturday
30/10/2022
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18:00
Sunday
14/10/2023
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19:00
Saturday
15/10/2023
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18:00
Sunday
30/11/2024
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19:00
Saturday
01/12/2024
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18:00
Sunday
Duration
3 hours (including one intermission)
Place
Main hall
Ticket price

40-95 PLN

Wolfgang Amadeusz Mozart

Così fan tutte

The premiere

10 / 02 / 2018
Description

"The loyalty of a woman is like Phoenix, everone has heard of it but no one knows where to look for it".

That is what Don Alfonso, one of the protagonists of the opera buffa by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, sings at the beginning of Cosi fan tutte, thus causing an avalanche of unexpected actions and events: from a cynical bet and money staked by the youngsters on the loyalty of their chosen ones through later shrewd tricks, entangling new suitors in the conspiracy, to weddings and poison. And all that in the beautiful scenery of southern seas, where the air is hot, and passions even hotter. Numerous misunderstandings and swapping roles make Così fan tutte probably the most hilarious comedy among Mozart's legacy, however with a serious message: it makes you reflect on human nature and makes you wonder what a relationship of two people really is based on. To emphasise the timeless character of the story its creators put the action close to nowadays where they only allude to the times of Mozart when Così fan tutte was a true moral scandal.

Projekt plakatu: Jacek Pałucha

About the show

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Così fan tutte
ossia La scuola degli amanti

(All Women Do It, or The School for Lovers)
Opera buffa in two acts
Libretto: Lorenzo da Ponte
The world premiere: Jan 26, 1790, Vien, Burgtheater
The libretto translated by: Zdzisław Jaskuła
The original language version with Polish subtitles

Theatre staff
Music direction Jerzy Wołosiuk
Direction  Jacek Papis
Scenography Julia Skrzynecka
Costume design  Martyna Kander
Light direction  Karolina Gębska
Choir preparation  Małgorzata Bornowska
Cast
Fiordiligi  Victoria Vatutina
Dorabella Monika Korybalska-Kozarek
Guglielmo Rafał Pawnuk
Ferrando Pavlo Tolstoy
Despina  Joanna Tylkowska-Drożdż 
Don Alfonso Tomasz Łuczak 
   
Clavecin Violetta Łabanow
   
Orchestra and choir of the Opera at the Castle  
   
Conductor  Przemysław Fiugajski
Stage management  Katarzyna Berowska

          

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