Opera & Ballet
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L’elisir d’amore
Cavalleria rusticana
Rigoletto
Teatro Regio continues and completes its dedication to Giuseppe Verdi's popular trilogy with Rigoletto, an opera that, since 1851, has continued to disturb the sensitivity of spectators due to the coarseness of its themes and the ambivalence of its protagonist, at the same time a very tender father and a cruel executioner.
La giara
L’italiana in Algeri
Pinocchio
A great Italian classic becomes an opera thanks to a composer and a librettist who are both Italian. And it met with success in European theatres, with Germany in the lead. All the magic of Collodi’s text is poured into the music of Valtinoni, bringing to life a show that has as protagonist a real puppet.
Agnese
The first performance in modern times of an opera and a composer that warrant rediscovery. Admired by Chopin and Berlioz, Agnese by Paer conquered theatres all over Europe and the world in only a few years, in the same period that Rossini’s fame was growing. Great emotion and entertainment together with splendid music.