Il barbiere di Siviglia
Directed by Claus Viller, Michael HampeWhere to Watch Il barbiere di Siviglia
Il barbiere di Siviglia Trivia
Il barbiere di Siviglia was released on 1 December 1988.
Il barbiere di Siviglia was directed by Claus Viller, Michael Hampe.
Il barbiere di Siviglia has a runtime of 2h 39m.
Live performance from Schwetzinger Festspiele, 1988. What sets this IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA apart from all others available is its elegant realism. None of its visuals are the least bit cartoonish or blatantly designed for comedy. Dr. Bartolo’s house is a stark, stern-looking structure of plastered brick with a comfortable yet plain, white-curtained interior, while the costumes are highly realistic 18th century garb in subdued colors. Yet despite its fairly austere appearance the production is delightful, thanks to its performers and staging. The stage business is lively, witty and free of excessive slapstick, and every singer brings his or her character to life, all offering rich, vibrant characterizations that strike a perfect balance between comedy and humanity.
The key characters in Il barbiere di Siviglia are Figaro, a barber (Gino Quilico), Rosina (Cecilia Bartoli), Count Almaviva, alias Lindoro (David Kuebler).
Il barbiere di Siviglia is a Music, Comedy film.
Il barbiere di Siviglia has an audience rating of 8.7 out of 10.