Ritratto: Dutch National Opera Trailer

Ritratto: Dutch National Opera Trailer (2020)

21 March 2020

Ritratto - the Italian word for 'portrait' is the title of a new opera by Willem Jeths, who was fascinated by a painting depicting Luisa Casati. The young orphaned and married, excessively wealthy Italian Marquesa Casati strove to be seen throughout her life. She was famous for the exuberant parties she organized. She allowed herself to be portrayed or photographed by numerous artists. With her black-rimmed eyes, her flaming red hair and eccentric behaviour she tried to gain a place in the art world. Against the background of the war, librettist Frank Siera questions the importance of art. At a feast of Casati, Siera brings together all sorts of artists from the time of Casati. At the time, it was the Futurists who paved the way for fascism with their art. Casati does not engage with secular problems and focuses on her passion. In opera she goes even further than in real life; by not seeing, she tries to be seen herself.

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Cast

Verity Wingate

as Luisa C.S. di Soncino

Polly Leech

as Romaine Brooks

Paride Cataldo

as Gabriele D’Annunzio

Cameron Shahbazi

as Sergei Diaghilev

Frederik Bergman

as Jacob Epstein

Dominic Kraemer

as Kees van Dongen

Sammy Carlson

as Filippo Marinetti

International Releases Dates

Netherlands 21 March 2020

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