A fairytale-like production of Prokofiev's The Love for Three Oranges, conducted by Tugan Sokhiev and directed by Philippe Calvario, at the Aix-en-Provence Festival in 2004.
Philippe Calvario
Director
Alexei Tanovitsky
The King of Clubs
Andrey Ilyushnikov
The Prince
Nadezhda Serdjuk
Princess Clarissa
Eduard Tsanga
Leandro
Kirill Dusheschkin
Trouffaldino
Vladislav Sulimsky
Pantelone
Pavel Schmulevich
The Magician / Chelio
Ekaterina Shimanovitch
Fata Morgana
Sophie Tellier
Linetta
Natalia Yevstafieva
Nicoletta
Julia Smorodina
Ninetta
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