Moët et Regie
A whole month it’s been since our last Regie quiz, when the opera depicted was admittedly a lesser-known work, Rossini’s La scala di seta. More tomfoolery in sleek modern interiors may be found in this week’s quiz, after the jump. 


A whole month it’s been since our last Regie quiz, when the opera depicted was admittedly a lesser-known work, Rossini’s La scala di seta. More tomfoolery in sleek modern interiors may be found in this week’s quiz, after the jump. 


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Remember, cher public: if you know the production, don’t blurt it out. This is meant to be a guessing game.
Cosi or maybe Hoffmann?
Looks like Fledermaus
“Taeubchen das entflattert ist…?” So you have the bird-cage
1st caption – duet Eisenstein / Falke (he had an accident when he got drunk and dressed as a bat)
2nd caption – 3rd act prison scene? Alfred & Frosch
3rd caption – 1st act – Rosalinde, Alfred and Adele.
The whole thing takes place in a hospital ward because of Falke’s accident? or Eisenstein’s?
I’m going to guess RAKE’S PROGRESS just because you used the word “tomfoolery”. Certainly the bottom photo could be Bedlam.
With the ‘champagne’ hint I thought this would be Don Giovanni, but it looks more like a ‘Faust’ to me.
Unless it’s Othello.
The operatic version of Silence of the Lamb starring Hanibal Lechter.
I’ve never guessed before, but this time I was moved… hope I’m right! fingers crossed.
La forza del destino.
religious hermits, sexy nurses… ce sont presque la même chose, n’est-ce pas?
Don Giovanni
Andrea Chenier !
1. L’Incredibile is up to no good in Act 2.
2. The Act 2 duet between Chenier and Maddalena.
3. “Idia Legray!!!!” “Son io!!”
Rigoletto
1. Opening scene
2. Questo quella
3. La donna e mobile