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Performance

VenueGrand Theatre and Opera House
Also: Howard Assembly Room
TownLeeds
CountyWest Yorkshire
From4th October 2000
To6th October 2000
WhenOct 4, 6 19:15
Grand Theatre and Opera House (V975)
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La Rondine (The Swallow)

Work:: La Rondine (The Swallow) (S1988)

Paris and the Riviera, 1850s. Magda de Civry, mistress of the banker Rambaldo is giving a party in her Paris home. The poet-philosopher Prunier reads Magda's palm and predicts that, like the swallow, she will fly away from Paris, perhaps to find true love. A young man, Ruggero, son of an old friend of Rambaldo's arrives and Lisette, Magda's maid, advises him to spend his first evening in Paris at Bullier's cafe. Magda decides to follow him, in disguise. At Bullier's Ruggero sits alone. When Magda arrives, however, he dances with her (though without recognising her) and the couple are soon drinking a toast to their love. Suddenly Ramboldo storms in and demands that Magda return home. She refuses, saying she has found love. Ruggero and Magda have been living together on the Riviera. He hopes that they may marry and has written to ask for his parents consent. Magda admits her past and feels unfit to marry him. She departs for Paris, since Rambaldo has begged her to return, leaving behind the one love of her life. First performed at the Grand Theatre de Monte Carlo in Monte Carlo on 27 March 1917
Music Puccini

Production:: (T1812697432)

Sung in Italian. Sponsored by Manchester Airport.
Company Opera North
Conductor Dietfried Bernet (except Oct 18 / 21)
Conductor Martin Pickard (Oct 18 / 21)
Director Francesca Zambello (Original Director)
Director Peter Relton (Revival Director)
Design Bruno Schwengl
Lighting Tom Mannings
Choreographer Vanessa Gray
Performer Janis Kelly (Magda)
Performer Mary Hegarty (Lisette)
Performer Jorge Antonio Pita (Ruggero)
Performer Wynne Evans (Prunier)
Performer Jonathan Best (Rambaldo)

Listing:: L0523375597




Production details

Sung in Italian. Sponsored by Manchester Airport.

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