New translation and dramaturgical adaptation of John Gay’s opera by Giuseppe Di Leva. It takes us from the underbelly of 18th century London to present-day Bologna. The Beggar’s Opera is one of the earliest examples of the musical in the history of theatre (from which Bertholt Brecht and Kurt Weill drew inspiration for The Threepenny Opera). A crowd of thieves and prostitutes, receivers and crooks, speaking different dialects, with Peppe Servillo as the shady receiver, Angela Baraldi (the wife), Marco Alemanno and opera singer Borja Quiza Martinez (Captain Macheath), under the direction of Lucio Dalla.
directed by: LUCIO DALLA
director: GIUSEPPE GRAZIOLI
orchestra: ORCHESTRA DEL TEATRO COMUNALE DI BOLOGNA
place: TEATRO COMUNALE DI BOLOGNA
date of production: 2008
registration date: 2008
place of registration: BOLOGNA
sound mix: stereo
Mendicante: Marco Alemanno
Impresario: Gianfranco Vergoni
Speia (Peachum): Peppe Servillo
Signora Speia (Mrs Peachum): Eleonora Buratto
Dott. Lucchetto (Lockit): Fabrizio Checcacci
Scene e Costumi: Italo Grassi
Luci: Daniele Naldi
Regia Video: Francesco Merini
Prodotto per Ermitage da: Gianluigi Salvioni
director: GIUSEPPE GRAZIOLI
orchestra: ORCHESTRA DEL TEATRO COMUNALE DI BOLOGNA
place: TEATRO COMUNALE DI BOLOGNA
date of production: 2008
registration date: 2008
place of registration: BOLOGNA
sound mix: stereo
Mendicante: Marco Alemanno
Impresario: Gianfranco Vergoni
Speia (Peachum): Peppe Servillo
Signora Speia (Mrs Peachum): Eleonora Buratto
Dott. Lucchetto (Lockit): Fabrizio Checcacci
Scene e Costumi: Italo Grassi
Luci: Daniele Naldi
Regia Video: Francesco Merini
Prodotto per Ermitage da: Gianluigi Salvioni