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The Ballad Singer, after the Victor Hugo play "Angelo, Tyrant of Padua". First performed 8/4/1876 though modified soon after. Four acts (The Lion's Mouth, The Rosary, The House of Gold and The Orfano Canal). Set in Venice in the 17th Century. La Gioconda's moth is accused of witchcraft but rescued by Enzo, whom she loves but who is in love with Laura, the wife of Alvise. Alvise tells his wife to take poison, but she is saved by La Gioconda but Enzo believes she is dead and is arrested. To save Enzo, la Gioconda agrees to yield to Barnaba, who loves her, but at the last minute she kills herself - just as he admits to strangling her mother to death.

Creatives/Company

Music: Amilcare Ponchielli
Lyrics: Arrigo Boito

What's On By Year ...

Archive listings for La Gioconda (2022)

Work type: Opera or Operetta.

T01402056007

Performer Joseph Calleja. Performer Amanda Echalaz. Performer Alexander Krasnov. Performer Ruxandra Donose. Performer Elizabeth Fiorillo. Performer David Stout. Director Stephen Medcalf. Conductor Stephen Barlow. Design Fancis O'Connor.
11 Jun 22 to 13 Jul 22Grange Park Opera, West Horsley :: V01390425589
listing details L01402124136

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