New. Mozart: Così fan tutte
Federica Lombardi (Fiordiligi), Emily D’Angelo (Dorabella), Filipe Manu (Ferrando), Peter Kellner (Guglielmo), Kate Lindsey (Despina), Christopher Maltman (Don Alfonso), Orchester und Chor der Wiener Staatsoper, Philippe Jordan, Barrie Kosky
Not all of it convinces, but what is undeniable is the brilliance of the performance, acted with breathtaking physicality and quite wonderfully sung...As a whole, it's both provocative and flawed,...
New. Mozart: Così fan tutte
Federica Lombardi (Fiordiligi), Emily D’Angelo (Dorabella), Filipe Manu (Ferrando), Peter Kellner (Guglielmo), Kate Lindsey (Despina), Christopher Maltman (Don Alfonso), Orchester und Chor der Wiener Staatsoper, Philippe Jordan, Barrie Kosky
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Not all of it convinces, but what is undeniable is the brilliance of the performance, acted with breathtaking physicality and quite wonderfully sung...As a whole, it's both provocative and flawed,...
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Barrie Kosky concludes his Da Ponte cycle at the Wiener Staatsoper with Mozart's Cosi fan tutte, creating "a world sensation in the opera universe" (Klassik-Begeistert). Christopher Maltman's Don Alfonso becomes a director rehearsing a play with two young couples - Federica Lombardi and Peter Kellner (Fiordiligi and Guglielmo), Emily D'Angelo and Filipe Manu (Dorabella and Ferrando) - and, with Kate Lindsey's Despina, sets out to prove women's infidelity. "The individual voices are outstanding, and the ensemble homogeneity even more so" (Frankfurter Rundschau). Philippe Jordan conducts from the fortepiano, balancing "classical beauty and vibrancy" (Kleine Zeitung).
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September 2026
Not all of it convinces, but what is undeniable is the brilliance of the performance, acted with breathtaking physicality and quite wonderfully sung...As a whole, it's both provocative and flawed, but love it or loathe it, you won't be left indifferent.