A declaration of love for the theatre!
The Love for Three Oranges
Opera in Four Acts and a Prologue [1921]
Libretto by Komponisten nach dem Divertissement
Любовь к трём апельсинам by Vsevolod E. Meyerhold and Vladimir N. Soloviev after the fairy tale play L’amore delle tre melarance [1761] by Carlo Gozzi German text version by Jürgen Beythien and Eberhard Sprink
Libretto by Komponisten nach dem Divertissement
Любовь к трём апельсинам by Vsevolod E. Meyerhold and Vladimir N. Soloviev after the fairy tale play L’amore delle tre melarance [1761] by Carlo Gozzi German text version by Jürgen Beythien and Eberhard Sprink
“A musical theatre miracle!” [BERLINER MORGENPOST]
One of the most successful productions of the Komische Oper Berlin returns to the repertoire for the last time after 138 performances: Prokofiev's ludicrous fairy tale about a melancholy prince who falls in love with three oranges, in a timelessly poetic production by Andreas Homoki. Thus unfolds a lusty production that cheekily rebels against logic and realism, and creates space for dreaming. “This Prokofiev passes over the stage with such infectious enthusiasm that the audience is completely out of its mind” [Opernwelt]—and has been for over 20 years now!
One of the most successful productions of the Komische Oper Berlin returns to the repertoire for the last time after 138 performances: Prokofiev's ludicrous fairy tale about a melancholy prince who falls in love with three oranges, in a timelessly poetic production by Andreas Homoki. Thus unfolds a lusty production that cheekily rebels against logic and realism, and creates space for dreaming. “This Prokofiev passes over the stage with such infectious enthusiasm that the audience is completely out of its mind” [Opernwelt]—and has been for over 20 years now!
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Crew
Musical direction
N.N.
Staging
Stage designer
Costumes
Dramaturgy
Choir
Light
Cast
Fata Morgana / Celio / Der König / Der Prinz / Prinzessin Clarice / Leander / Pantalone / Truffaldino / Prinzessin Linetta / Prinzessin Nicoletta / Prinzessin Ninetta / Smeraldine / Die Köchin / Farfarello / Der Herold
N.N.
Chorsolisten und Komparserie der Komischen Oper Berlin
Farfarello
Ernst Senff Chor Berlin
Es spielt das Orchester der Komischen Oper Berlin.