regied refuse
Kudos to tannengrin who identified last week’s Regie puzzler correctly as Nabucco. La Cieca’s heart, though, belongs to Leper Ello, who made a minimally plausible case for Boris Godunov (“The Fool – in drag – laments the future of Russia”).
There’s more to lament in this week’s very serious staging.
I don’t know what it is, but I’d certainly like to see it. It looks rather like a City of Angels production. Having said that, my guess is Fidelio.
Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk? Don’t ask me why, maybe the first picture is of Katerina’s husband warning her not to cheat on him.
The first picture made me think of parto, parto, before I remembered that Sesto is played by a lady. But I’ll stick with La Clemenza Di Tito anyway, in case serous = seria.
Lament, huh?
Are we in Dido territory? (Or Candide, come to that?)
Wait a sec — is “lament” a clue? Could it possibly be L’arlesiena? Or Orfeo ed Euridice?
gotta be Macbeth – don’t ask me why just have this feeling.
This looks like a regie version of a light-hearted comedy, so I’m guessing Don Pasquale.
Batman, No Man’s Land: The Opera.
Rosenkavalier–pictures in reverse order?
-Ochs and Mariendel in the tavern
-Och’s flunkies going berserk at Faninal’s house
-The bedroom of the Marschellin
It looks a bit like Petibon in the first shot, but I am guessing it isn’t her as for some strange reason I think this looks a bit like an Otello. Not sure why however.