Synopsis
Every night, Dorvil climbs a silk scale to join Giulia her secret wife. Their romance, already threatened by the curiosity of Lucilla and by the valet Germano, might come to an end when Dormont, Giulia’s guardian, pledged her in marriage to Blansac, Dorvil’s rich and dearest friend. The secret lovers try to escape the plot by all means till a final secret rendez-vous where every character will attend.
Rossini was a twenty-years-old composer in 1812 when the Teatro San Moisè ordered him the Scala di seta. Famous for its theatrical music that takes part to the comical features of the plot, this farsa comica set the ground to bel canto’s masterpieces of the XIXth century. Conducted by Elizabeth Askren this new production will be directed by Pascal Neyron.
Language : Italian
Surtitle : French / English
Artists
Opera buffa in one act (1812)
After the play by François-Antoine-Eugène de Planard
Creative team
Cast
Avec l’Orchestre-Atelier Ostinato
Coréalisation Académie de l’Opéra de Paris & Athénée Théâtre Théâtre Louis-Jouvet
Avec les artistes en résidence à l’Académie
Access and services
In both our venues, discounted tickets are sold at the box offices from 30 minutes before the show:
- €35 tickets for under-28s, unemployed people (with documentary proof less than 3 months old) and senior citizens over 65 with non-taxable income (proof of tax exemption for the current year required)
- €70 tickets for senior citizens over 65
Get samples of the operas and ballets at the Paris Opera gift shops: programmes, books, recordings, and also stationery, jewellery, shirts, homeware and honey from Paris Opera.
Online
In both our venues, discounted tickets are sold at the box offices from 30 minutes before the show:
- €35 tickets for under-28s, unemployed people (with documentary proof less than 3 months old) and senior citizens over 65 with non-taxable income (proof of tax exemption for the current year required)
- €70 tickets for senior citizens over 65
Get samples of the operas and ballets at the Paris Opera gift shops: programmes, books, recordings, and also stationery, jewellery, shirts, homeware and honey from Paris Opera.