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Opera: Violet

Opéra : Violet -  Crédits photo : Syrio - Wikimedia commons
Credits photo : Syrio (Wikimedia commons)
A true dystopian fable, the contemporary opera Violet stages the "end of time and space" as seen from the confined space of a kitchen, that of an effaced woman: Violet. Outside, gunshots erupt, fires and floods appear... So the young woman gets out of her torpor, leaves her home and decides to build a boat. But will the others agree to follow her?
Book your tickets for Wednesday 19, Thursday 20 or Friday 21 April 2023 at 7pm.
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Ajouter à mon agenda 2024-04-22 13:12:52 2024-04-22 13:12:52 Opera: Violet A true dystopian fable, the contemporary opera Violet stages the "end of time and space" as seen from the confined space of a kitchen, that of an effaced woman: Violet. Outside, gunshots erupt, fires and floods appear... So the young woman gets out of her torpor, leaves her home and decides to build a boat. But will the others agree to follow her?
Book your tickets for Wednesday 19, Thursday 20 or Friday 21 April 2023 at 7pm.
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Opera

Wednesday 19 April at 7pm
Thursday 20 April at 7pm
Friday 21 April at 7pm

Performance in English with French surtitles.

Duration: 1h20
Jacques Osinski, Tom Coult, Alice Birch, Compagnie L'Aurore Boréale
Prices : 20 € / 14 € / 10 € / 5 €


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Abstract

An extremely contemporary lyrical form, Violet speaks of the collapse of the world and the current ecological disaster. It stages the "end of time and space" as seen from the confined space of a kitchen, that of Violet, a young woman who experiences the ordeal as an inner collapse. Suddenly, the hours begin to disappear. Time evaporates. Outside, gunshots erupt, fires and floods appear. So Violet decides to build a boat. But will the others agree to follow her?

Distribution

Music: Tom Coult
Libretto: Alice Birch
Director: Jacques Osinski
Musical Direction: Alphonse Cemin
Ensemble Carabanchel
Set design: Yann Chapotel
Lighting: Catherine Verheyde
Costumes: Hélène Kritikos
Singers: Natalie Perez (Laura), Norma Nahoun (Violet), Manuel Nuñez Camelino (the watchmaker), distribution in progress
Musicians : Ensemble Carabanchel

Production L'Aurore Boréale, Co-production: la Scène de recherche de l'ENS Paris-Saclay, with the support of the creation residency of la vie brève - Théâtre de l'Aquarium / The company L'Aurore Boréale is subsidised by the DRAC-Ile de France.

The translation into French of this opera and its surtitling was done by the English department of ENS Paris-Saclay.