Gioachino Rossini
Felice Romani

A turbulent comedy by Gioachino Rossini, and as timely as tomorrow: a Turkish prince wants to familiarize himself with European customs. For example, in Naples – unlike back home – he cannot simply buy another man’s wife. But the confusion on a camping ground finally becomes just the right subject matter for writer Prosdocimo. He has been looking for material for his new book and then gets totally mixed up in the interpersonal entanglements... No reason not to give Turkey’s application to join the EC a second thought. Staged with enchanting wit beyond all folklore by Christof Loy: a romp set against a serious background. Multi-culti can be fun!

In Italian with German surtitles

Casts

Conductor Maurizio Benini   
Choreography Jacqueline Davenport   
Production Christof Loy   
Set and Costumes Herbert Murauer   
Lighting Reinhard Traub   
Chorus Andrés Máspero   

Selim Ildebrando D'Arcangelo   
Donna Fiorilla Nino Machaidze   
Don Geronio Renato Girolami   
Don Narciso Lawrence Brownlee   
Prosdocimo Vito Priante   
Zaida Yulia Sokolik   
Albazar Joshua Stewart