Opera in two acts performed in German. The mythical world of a mysterious fairy tale. In Mozart’s The Magic Flute we find a strange story evoking, to some extent, a typical classical fairy tale. Many circumstances suggest the ‘fairy-tale’ nature of this story: the existence of the wise old man Sarastro and the evil Queen of the Night, the pilgrimage of the brave Tamino in search of the lost princess Pamina, the apparitions of the three mysterious ladies, but also the presence of a typically fairy-tale creature, the bird Papageno, who becomes Tamino’s companion. But the first impression may not be unambiguous. So how is it? Has Mozart led us into the strange world of The Magic Flute merely out of a kind of huncuttishness – or is there in fact nothing accidental here and, as some believe, ideas and signs that are difficult for us to understand are cunningly encoded in the illegible symbolism? But we can be captivated by Mozart’s phenomenal vision of a strange mythical world – and invited into a mysterious and somewhat strange tale that is most certainly suitable for adults.
The Bratislava Boys’ Choir under the direction of Magdalena Rovňáková will perform as well.
Length of performance: 2 hours 40 minutes with one intermission
Tamino – Juraj Hollý
Queen of the Night – Martina Masaryková Mariana Sajko
Pamina – Eva Hornyáková, Slávka Zámečníková
First Lady – Andrea Vizvári
Second Lady – Miriam Matyasova
Third Lady – Denisa Hamarová
Spokesman – František Ďuriač
Papageno – Daniel Čapkovič, Pavol Remenár
Sarastro – Peter Mikuláš, Štefan Kocán
Papagena – Veronika Bilova, Ekaterina Krovateva
Monostatos – Róbert Remeselník
The First Priest – Gustáv Herényi
Second Priest – Michal Zelonka
The First Armed Man – Michal Želonka
Second gunman – Jinxin Chen
Memorial – Stela Čahojová
Taminko – Simon Somorovsky
Papagenko – Samuel Somorovsky
First Boy – David Dinga, Alex Fellmayer
Second boy – Simon Kazik, Simon Ostrolucky, Maroš Ujlaky
Third boy – Šimon Kazán, Pavol Ondráš, Juraj Šimek
Co-performers – Bratislava Boys Choir
Venue: the Slovak National Theatre, Pribinova Street, Bratislava
Performance dates:
Saturday 11 March 2023, 17:00 h – 19:40 h
Tuesday 14 March 2023, 11:00 h – 13:40 h
Sunday 19 Mar 2023, 17:00 h – 19:40 h
Wednesday 31.May 2023, 11:00 h – 13:40 h
Saturday 3 June 2023, 17:00 h – 19:40 h
Admission: 15 – 40 €
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VenueBratislava, Slovensko
Price15-40 EUR
