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"L'italiana in Algeri" by Gioacchino Rossini

(SORRY - POOR VIDEO QUALITY) Theater Basel – 22.06.2007 “Din din tac tac kra kra bum bum…” isn’t a Dadaist sound poem—it’s part of the libretto of Rossini’s comic masterpiece L’italiana in Algeri, which premiered in Venice in 1813. We are in the opera’s first finale, in Bey Mustafà’s harem, where one woman, Isabella, creates chaos, madness, and the reversal of all rules in Algiers. She came to rescue her beloved Lindoro but cleverly uses her charm and the promise of honor to manipulate the omnipotent Bey. In the end, a reformed Bey and a wife inspired by love remain in a world where male power has crumbled. Rossini famously said: “I thought the Venetians would think I was crazy after hearing my opera. Now it turns out they are even crazier than I am.” Creative Team: Bühnenbild – Etienne Pluss Licht – Hermann Münzer Chor – Henryk Polus Cast: Mustafa – Stefan Kocán Elvira – Agata Wilewska Zulma – Rita Ahonen Haly – Andrew Murphy Lindoro – Javier Abreu Isabella – Mariselle Martinez Taddeo – Marian Pop Directed by Patrick Schlösser | Conducted by Baldo Podic