Verdi: Rigoletto
Directed by John Dexter, Brian LargePG
15 de diciembre de 1981 2h 5min
The opera's dramatic structure frames and enhances the characters. Scenes of magnificence regularly alternate with scenes of darkness and squalor. From sumptuous interiors, we move to a dark street, a lonely inn. The secondary figures are astutely counterpoised: the plotting courtiers against the plotting Sparafucile and Maddalena (also ambiguously tender-hearted). When Rigoletto says "Pari siamo", he could be expressing the motto of the whole work: the beautiful and the ugly can be equally good, equally evil.
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Verdi: Rigoletto was released on 15 de diciembre de 1981.
Verdi: Rigoletto was directed by John Dexter, Brian Large.
Verdi: Rigoletto has a runtime of 2h 5min.
Verdi: Rigoletto was produced by Michael Bronson, Clemente D'Alessio.
The opera's dramatic structure frames and enhances the characters. Scenes of magnificence regularly alternate with scenes of darkness and squalor. From sumptuous interiors, we move to a dark street, a lonely inn. The secondary figures are astutely counterpoised: the plotting courtiers against the plotting Sparafucile and Maddalena (also ambiguously tender-hearted). When Rigoletto says "Pari siamo", he could be expressing the motto of the whole work: the beautiful and the ugly can be equally good, equally evil.
The key characters in Verdi: Rigoletto are Rigoletto (Louis Quilico), Il Duca di Mantua (Luciano Pavarotti), Gilda (Christiane Eda-Pierre).
Verdi: Rigoletto is rated PG.