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Release Date:
June 19, 2020
Original Title:
Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet
Genres:
Drama | Music | Romance
Production Companies:
Accentus Music
Opernhaus Zürich
Production Countries:
Switzerland
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 126
Shakespeare’s play “Romeo and Juliet” has inspired generations of artists to adaptations like scarcely any other work. In his colorful, passionate music, the Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev brilliantly captured the clash of love and hatred, and the proximity of tenderness and violence. Inspired by Prokofiev’s vivid music and the timeless quality of Shakespeare’s tragedy, choreographer Christian Spuck and the Ballett Zürich narrate the most famous love story in world literature using strong images that are full of enthralling theatricality and touching emotion. Michail Jurowski, a true Prokofiev expert, is at the rostrum of the Philharmonia Zürich. Recorded live at Opernhaus Zürich June 2019.
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Assistant Director:
Christin Linße
Assistant Set Designer:
Florian Schaaf
Camera Operator:
Jurgen Clemens
Nicole Gerber
Winifried Herrmann
Nico Kutzner
David Schildknecht
Manuela Wiebach
Carpenter:
Peter Unger
Choreographer:
Christian Spuck
Color Grading:
Kay Dombrowsky
Conductor:
Michail Jurowski
Costume Designer:
Emma Ryott
Director:
Michael Beyer
Director of Photography:
Nyika Jancsó
Dramaturgy:
Michael Küster
Editor:
Geoffrey Sheil
Head Carpenter:
Isai Anderfuhren
Lighting Design:
Reinhard Traub
Original Music Composer:
Sergei Prokofiev
Original Story:
William Shakespeare
Post-Production Manager:
Knut Beulich
Producer:
Paul Smaczny
Production Manager:
Oliver Rieger
Set Designer:
Christian Schmidt
Stage Director:
Christian Spuck
Technical Advisor:
Domenico Azzarito
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