Cosi fan tutte
Mozart’s deliciously ironic look at the foibles of love – Fully Staged Opera co-production with the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra — performed in New Britain, New London, Waterbury, Middletown
Trinity-On-Main – New Britain – Fri 3/2/2012
Garde – New London – Sun 3/11/2012
MHS Art Center – Middletown – 3/16/2012
Palace – Waterbury – Sat 3/17/2012
Conductor: Adrian Sylveen
Director: Eve Summer
Set and Costume Designer: Katie Jurkiewicz
Ferrando: Daniel Juarez
Guglielmo: Luke Scott
Don Alfonso: Miles Rind
Fiordiligi: Jurate Svedaite
Dorabella: Alexandra Kaminska
Despina: Alex Romano
Cosi Fan Tutte (“All Women Do”), the perfect opera for those who prefer their laughter sandwiched with a slice of wry, is a deliciously ironic look at the foibles of love. We begin with two sisters, their fiancés, and a bet—Will the women be faithful? Thus we enter a world of disguises and trickery in which the women—and Love itself—are put to the test. Mozart’s genius turns a farce into a scintillating blend of thought provoking humor. Presented with English supertitles.
