Event information
Friday, 22th november | 19:30h
FULL VERSION WITH STAGING, ORCHESTRA, CHOIR AND DANCERS
From the author "touched by the pinkie of God," as he used to say, so that he would only write for the theater, this overwhelming story of the young geisha Cio Cio San is born, managing to captivate the audience from the truth of her emotions. A moving journey through the illusion and joy of her early marriage to the American naval officer Pinkerton in the hills of Nagasaki, through the doubt and uncertainty of abandonment and familial rejection under the strict Japanese civil code, the Horei, to reach a heroic ending reminiscent of a poppy which, after wilting, only has to lose everything to become a symbol of a memory.
From a transgenerational perspective addressing the harshest problems of society, yet full of orientalism and melodies of indescribable beauty, this opera with a spectacular set design undoubtedly leaves the audience "touched" by the finger of this great music genius named Puccini.
The show features surtitles.
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA OF LA MANCHA
Musical direction: Francisco Antonio Moya
Stage direction: MARÍA RUIZ
AMAO CHORUS
Direction: Javier Benito
CAST
Cio Cio San: María Ruiz
Pinkerton: Eduardo Sandoval
Suzuki: Mali Corbacho
Sharpless: Manuel Mas
Goro: Ángel Walter
Prince Yamadori: Ihor Voievodin
Uncle Bonzo: Antonio Alonso
Kate Pinkerton: Alicia Hervás
Yakudisé: Ignacio Cornejo
Imperial commissioner: Jorge Casas
Registration officer: Raúl Torrico
Mother of Cio Cio San: Fabiola Massino
Aunt: Yasmin Forestiero
Cousin: Candela Pumares
Dancers: Patricia Rodriguez - Bross Vidal
CREATIVE AND TECHNICAL TEAM
Set design: Alejandro Contreras Cortés
Costume design: Ana Ramos Aguayo
Stage management: Estela Vicente - Ana Tébar Cerro
Lighting and projections design: Alejandro Contreras Cortés
Makeup: Ana Ramírez
Technical director and machinist: Francisco Hernández
Tailoring: Maribel Martínez
Technical team: Arenas Audio
With the co-organization of INAEM-Platea and the collaboration of the FEMP.
DURATION: 150 minutes with 15 minutes rest.
RECOMMENDED AGE: For all audiences.