BRUSSELS 〓 La Monnaie has announced a performance lineup for the 2020/2021 season

2020/03/28

Brussels’s La Monnaie has announced a performance lineup for the 2020/2021 season.

New productions include “The time of our singing”, the world premiere, “The Turn of the Screw”, and “Henry VIII”.

“The time of our singing” is a work by Chris Defort of Belgium who turned from a jazz charismatic pianist to a composer.

Add to this the Belgian premiere of Adam Maor’s “The Sleeping Thousand”, which was premiered at the Aix-Provence Festival last year.

Mahor (1983-) is an Israeli composer, and “The Sleeping Thousand” is a Hebrew opera about the conflict between Israel and Palestine.

There will also be a performance entitled “Bastarda!” An attempt to portray the life of Elizabeth I of Britain by combining excerpts from four Donizetti’s operas.

The four operas are “Elisabetta al castello di Kenilworth”, “Anna Bolena”, “Maria Stuarda”, and “Roberto Devereux”. It will be two days, conducted by Francesco Lanzillotta.

The opera lineup is as follows.


Kris Defoort “The time of our singing” = World premiere
9.15 →
PRODUCTION:Ted Huffman
CONDUCTOR:Kwamé Ryan


Adam Maor “The Sleeping Thousand” = Belgian premiere
9.26 →
PRODUCTION:Yonatan Levy
CONDUCTOR:Elena Schwarz


Korngold “The Dead City”
10.22 →
PRODUCTION:Mariusz Trelinski
CONDUCTOR:Lothar Koenigs


Verdi “Falstaff”
12.9 →
PRODUCTION:Laurent Pelly
CONDUCTOR:Alain Altinoglu


Britten “The Turn of the Screw” = New production
1.19 →
PRODUCTION:Andrea Breth
CONDUCTOR:Ben Glassberg


Saint-Saëns “Henry VIII” = New production
4.27 →
PRODUCTION:Olivier Py
CONDUCTOR:Alain Altinoglu


Wagner “Parsifal”
6.15 →
PRODUCTION:Romeo Castellucci
CONDUCTOR:Alain Altinoglu


Photo:La Monnaie / Johan Jacob


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