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Life is grand! And it’s cold . . . on Christmas Eve in the Latin Quarter of Paris, around the year 1830. The four Bohemians haven’t got enough money for rent, nor for firewood, nor for Christmas supper. Though penniless, they are fabulously rich in joie de vivre, with hearts afire—until the shadow of looming death breaks into their carefree lives.
Puccini’s masterpiece about the artistic life in nineteenth century Paris is a tale of longing, love, art, and fate, set against a panorama of big city freedoms, loneliness, and joie de vivre.
Inspired by daguerreotypes, a forerunner of photography, the stage design of Rufus Didwiszus brings the city of Paris to life as a magical artistic space in which the frenetic life of the Bohemian collides with the pain of evanescence.
‘Kosky gives us the essence of the piece, taking a repertory classic that has gone through a thousand incarnations back to its origins.’ [DIE WELT]
- 2hr 15 min incl. intermission
Additional information
Giacomo PucciniGiacomo Puccini Based on Scènes de la vie de bohème by Henri Murger, in four acts [1896]Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica
Participating artists
Victoria Behr (Kostüme)
Alessandro Carletti (Licht)
David Cavelius (Chöre)
Rufus Didwiszus (Bühnenbild)
Dagmar Barbara Fiebach (Kinderchor)
Barrie Kosky (Inszenierung)
Jordan de Souza (Musikalische Leitung)
Ruzan Mantashyan (Mimi)
Oleksiy Palchykov (Rodolfo)
Noam Heinz (Schaunard)
Hubert Zapiór (Marcello)
Tijl Faveyts (Colline)
Penny Sofroniadou (Musetta)
Thoma Jaron-Wutz (Parpignol)
Christoph Späth (Alcindoro)
Chorsolisten der Komischen Oper Berlin (Chor)
Kinderchor der Komischen Oper Berlin (Kinderchor)
Komparserie (Komparserie)
Dates
January 2025
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