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Regie, a drop of golden sun

Our previous Regie quiz didn’t stump many of you: the opera was Der Fliegende Holländer in productions by Calixto Bieito (doghouse), Peter Konwitschny (spinning class) and Christopher Alden (corpse bride).

And now, what might this opera be?

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67 comments

  • Baryton francais says:

    Ok, apparently now it changed to bellowed… Boy, I’m new to this posting style…

  • Max Zook says:

    Based on the second pic I’m going out on a limb … Don Pasquale?

  • michael farris says:

    I’ll give y’all a big hint.

    What totally surprised me when I found out the identity of this opera was that …. that’s a MAN!!! No, really!

    I dearly hope it’s just a case of bad costume, make-up and angle that makes him look …. that way.

    It probably says something about the world today (or me) that if I had to guess I would have thought they were both in drag, but no, neither is.

  • bolshoipavel says:

    DAS IS KEIN WEIB?!

  • rysanekfreak says:

    I want it to be SEMIRAMIDE ! The first picture is the “bel raggio” aria. The second one is the Assur-Semiramide duet. The second one is either of the Arsace-Semiramide duets.

  • Barbara says:

    You can see in the first picture that the two “ladies” are reading their letters. It can only be Falstaff.

  • Patrick says:

    CLEARLY it must be Peter Grimes