Rigoletto, a cynical buffoon who entertains the court of the Duke of Mantua, is also the tender and loving father of the young Gilda whom he jealously protects. When he learns that his daughter is in love with the Duke, a scandalous libertine, Rigoletto hires a hit man to eliminate him and avenge his honor. But his plans eventually backfire…
Original Italian version with French surtitles
Rigoletto | Gregory Dahl
Gilda | Raphaëlle Paquette
The Duke of Mantoue | Steeve Michaud
Sparafucile | Marcel Beaulieu
Maddalena | Geneviève Lévesque
Giovanna | Judith Bouchard
Count Monterone | Marc-André Caron
Matteo Borsa | Jonathan Gagné
Marullo | Marc-Antoine d’Aragon
Count Ceprano | Michel Cervant
Countess Ceprano | Marie-Michèle Roberge
A page | Élizabeth Veilleux
A bailiff | Dominique Gagné
Orchestre symphonique de Québec
Choir of the Opéra de Québec
Musical Direction | Derek Bate
Staging | François Racine
Scenography | Michel Baker
Costumes | Judith Fortin
Accessories | Annabelle Fortin
Lights | Serge Gingras
Makeup | Élène Pearson
Hairstyles | Frédéric Guay
Carmen, a gypsy woman working in Seville’s tobacco factory, aspires to freedom and independence. Don José, a young brigadier, already engaged in his home village, nourishes an obsessive passion for her that will be fatal to them.
Original French version with French surtitles
Carmen | Ketevan Kemoklidze
Don José | Thiago Arancam
Escamillo | Armando Piña
Micaëla | Myriam Leblanc
Frasquita | Audrey Larose-Zicat
Mercédès | Caroline Gélinas
The Remendado | Eric Thériault
The Dancaire | Dion Mazerolle
Zuniga | Neil Craighead
Moralès | Geoffroy Salvas
Orchestre symphonique de Québec
Choir of the Opéra de Québec
Musical Direction | Giuseppe Grazioli
Staging | Jacqueline Langlais
Scenes | Annabelle Roy
Costumes | Judith Fortin
Video | Lionel Arnould
Lights | Serge Gingras
Makeup | Élène Pearson
