A Night of Passion and Tragedy: La Traviata comes to Arrasate
Prepare to be captivated by Giuseppe VerdiS timeless masterpiece, La Traviata, as Ópera 2001 brings its acclaimed production to the Amaia Theater in Arrasate on Sunday, November 2nd at 7:00 p.m. This adaptation of Alexandre Dumas Jr.’s The lady of the Camellias explores the complexities of love – its joys, its societal challenges, and its ultimate heartbreak.
The staging, a classic adaptation created by Aquiles Machado, promises a powerful and moving experience.Ozenki Elkartea,the driving force behind bringing this opera to the region,aims to foster a greater recognition for music within the municipality. “We owed it to the public in the area who always responds massively,” explains Manu Gallardo, a member of Ozenki Elkartea.
To ensure full enjoyment, a simultaneous Spanish translation will accompany the performance. The opera, comprised of three acts, is expected to last approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes, including intermission. Tickets are still available through the Amaia Theater’s usual channels, as well as at the Altuna Drug Store.
Ozenki Elkartea has partnered with Ópera 2001, a company boasting over 25 years of experience and a strong reputation on the European stage. “We know that this show is not going to disappoint,” Gallardo assures.
This enterprising production features nearly 100 professionals, including the renowned Valencian Orchestra and the Sicilian Choir, widely considered one of Europe’s finest lyrical choirs. The production itself is visually stunning, showcasing over 100 meticulously crafted costumes reflecting the opera’s historical period.
The Arrasate performance is part of a larger european tour, having launched successfully in Alicante last Thursday and scheduled to visit 41 cities across Spain, France, and Portugal. Gallardo emphasizes the significance of this chance: “It is indeed fortunate to be able to have a show of this quality in Debagoiena.” The logistical undertaking of transporting sets and accommodating the large cast and crew requires meticulous planning.
As 2011, Ozenki Elkartea has dedicated itself to bringing poetry and music to the Debagoiena region. “We were clear that La Traviata had to be at the Amaia,” Gallardo states,highlighting the months of dedicated work to bring this vision to fruition.
on November 2nd, the Amaia theater will be transformed into a world of passion, drama, and unforgettable music. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the enduring power of La Traviata.
