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Opera festival on Chamber Stage of The Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow
Identity and posters for The New Opera World – Opera-symphonic laboratory on Chamber stage of The Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. It’s unique educational platform, which provides possibility of professional growth and self-realization to young operatic singers, instrumentalists, conductors, stage directors and accompanists →
Every year more than 150 young Russian and foreign musicians, who never met and seen each other before, get together in Moscow, where during 3 weeks under direction of highly professional team of coaches, prominent representatives of the Russian and European Arts, literally “from zero”, as a result of very intense trainings and active rehearsal process, they create 2 full-stage Productions, including stage design and accompanied by symphonic orchestra, which also each year gets created once again from the young instrumentalists came to the project.
Those Productions after are presented to the public on Chamber Stage of the Bolshoi Theatre, named after B. A. Pokrovsky (and after the end of Laboratory also on the other stages).
Those Productions after are presented to the public on Chamber Stage of the Bolshoi Theatre, named after B. A. Pokrovsky (and after the end of Laboratory also on the other stages).
Every year more than 150 young Russian and foreign musicians, who never met and seen each other before, get together in Moscow, where during 3 weeks under direction of highly professional team of coaches they create 2 full-stage Productions
«Pagliacci», «Eugene Onegin», «Le nozze di Figaro», «The Tsar’s bride», «Carmen», «Suor Angelica» «L’elisir d’amore» by G. Donizetti. «May night» by N. Rimsky-Korsakov
Since 2016 we have created and presented to the public 10 different operatic Productions (what could be easily compared with the repertoire of standard chamber Theatre), pearls of the classical legacy – «Pagliacci», «Eugene Onegin», «Le nozze di Figaro», «The Tsar’s bride», «Carmen», «Suor Angelica». «L’elisir d’amore» by G. Donizetti and «May night» by N. Rimsky-Korsakov
