The Snow Maiden

the spring fairy tale (opera) in four acts with a prologue
3h 15min 16+
music

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1881)

libretto

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov based on the play of the same name by Alexander Ostrovsky


Conductor
assistant conductor
Chorus Master
Children's chorus mistress
Director
Assistant director
assistant choreographer
Set design and costumes

The theater continues an important line of recent seasons: a new generation of Russian directors and drama artists is making their debut at the opera. This line is connected with the classical Russian repertoire: Eugene Onegin, Cherevichki, now The Snow Maiden. Anton Morozov, a student and former assistant of Andrei Moguchiy, the chief director of the Sarov Drama Theater, was invited to stage the production. He is known to the audience in Yekaterinburg for the performances Children of the Sun and Ermakov's Swans at the Chamber Theater and Cynics at the Yeltsin Center. The artist Katya Nikitina is working with him, also for the first time at the Ural Opera. After a long break, Maestro Pavel Klinichev, a regular employee of the theater, once again performs here as the musical director of the opera premiere.

It was first staged at the Ural Opera in 1913. The eighth production



Doors open
1h before the beginning
Act I
1hr
Interval
25min
Act II
30min
Interval
20min
Act III
1hr
Finish
 

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