Residency of Filippo Rotondo
hosted by Piccolo Opera FestivalParticipating countries:
- Italy
- Serbia
- Slovenia
- Music
- Opera
- Theatre
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Period
- From 01-06-2024 to 31-10-2024
Website
Address
Capriva del Friuli
Italy
Italy
Project summary
Inventing Turandot is an operatic RPG (role-playing game). Players are not only the two singers/actors, but also everything that surrounds them on and off stage. Objects will turn on characters showing how imagination can give a second life to everything. Not only singers/actors are able to perform a role but also a chair, a shoe and even a pot. Objects cannot just tell the story but also become an instrument to accompany it with music supporting the switch from spoken into sung word.Artist
Filippo Rotondo
Biography:
Born in Milan 1993, [who?] graduated from Milan Conservatory G. Verdi with maximum marks plus magna cum laude. He studied with bass A. Mastroni, and the baritone Juan Pons, Federico Longhi and the mezzo soprano Luciana D’Intino. In December 2022 he obtained a master's degree in opera stage direction at the Academy for Opera in Verona. In January 2019 he was admitted to the Academy for top class opera singers run by Teatro Comunale of Bologna. In September 2020 he was the stage director and singer in the role of Count Almaviva in a reduction of the "Marriage of Figaro" during the celebrations for the reopening of the Villa Reale in Monza. He is president and co-founder of the FILRÒ Musical Association, which aims to bring opera to places of culture and to give a job opportunity to young artists.
Contact:
rotondofilippo@gmail.com
Website:
https://www.filro.art/
Participating festivals
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Leading festival
Piccolo Opera Festival
Contact https://www.festivalfinder.eu/festivals/piccolo-opera-festival -
Partner festival 1
Summer Puppet Pier
Contact https://www.festivalfinder.eu/find-festival-organisations/summer-puppet-pier -
Partner festival 2
ArtLink Young Talents' Festival
Contact https://www.festivalfinder.eu/find-festival-organisations/artlink-young-talents-festival