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The Artist Series Presents LA TRAVIATA, 3/4

By: Mar. 02, 2012
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Verdi’s La Traviata, the famous tragic love story set in 19th century Paris, tells of a young man, Alfredo Germont, who falls deeply in love with Violetta Valery, a French prostitute.  La Traviata, featuring a company of 60 including a full orchestra, will be brought to life on stage with  all the Passion! Intrigue! Deceit! and Loss! expected in grand opera.  It’s the tale of an undying love that cannot be broken that will make this production a night to remember!"

The opera is performed in Italian with English supertitles.        

Tickets start at $36.00 and can be purchased at www.artistseriesjax.org or The Artist Series Box Office at (904) 632-3373.  Discounts are available for groups of 10+ by calling (904) 632-3228 or groupsales@fscj.edu

Teatro Lirico D’Europa performs La Traviata (The Strayed Woman) by Giuseppe Verdi, with libretto by Francesco Maria Piave and based on the play by Alexander Dumas, La Dame Aux Camelias.

“A wonderful performance of Traviata that had the audience on its feet… nothing prepared me for her Violetta. She looked gorgeous…a performance that was truly heartfelt and touching.” -Richard Dyer, former BOSTON GLOBE classical music critic

“The quality of the singing alone at their ‘farewell performance’ should send local impresarios scrambling to find them a new home. It is easy to see why Alfredo would go crazy for the love of her sexy and determined Violetta. [The duets] were moments of true operatic pleasure, to which the audience responded enthusiastically.” -Steve Landrigan, BOSTON MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER

“Throughout the opera, the music conducted by Krassimir Topolov was first-rate. The instrumentals, the sets and the onstage work of Violetta was impeccable, her acting believable. When she was onstage, she compelled attention with her personality, performance and beauty. Her costumes were knockouts as well.” -Bill Townsend, ST. LOUIS CLASSICAL EXAMINER



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