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family and youth events

Rossini: Cinderella

Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
  • Produced by Müpa Budapest
  • MATINÉE CONCERTS

Ticket prices

  • 2000 HUF
Dear Visitor,

Pursuant to the decision made by the Hungarian government, all of our performances through 10 December 2020 have been cancelled. For information related to our productions planned for subsequent periods, please check our website later on.

Thank you for your patience and understanding!
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Who wouldn't want the most beautiful fairy-tale to come true? After so many ordeals, irrespective of their age everyone wants Cinderella, who is being held as a servant by her wicked stepsisters, to finally find happiness. The fabled Prince Ramiro and Angelina - otherwise known as the angelic Cinderella - are finally united after the necessary detours and dead ends, as the opera's subtitle, Goodness Triumphant, receives a brilliant expression. Because in the end, everyone receives forgiveness, even those who do not deserve it.

There are essentially no branches of art that do not depict or take inspiration from this classic fairy-tale situation, where the rich and handsome prince yearns for the love of a poor girl. The romantic story of Cinderella is also about breaking down the boundaries between social groups, though Rossini's work, which has been a permanent part of the opera repertoire since 1817, further enriched the plot with a number of realistic details and observations. The characters are no cardboard cut-outs, but figures with true feelings and psychologically faithful motifs. Thanks to its catchy melodies, this comic opera came to rival the popularity of Rossini's other great comic opera, The Barber of Seville. The young attendees will be in safe hands during the inaugral performance. Peter Oberfrank will conduct the Sinfonietta Erudita, while the director Gábor Sylvie as director will make sure that the story is identifiable with the ideas and sentiments of the present day.

Presented by: Müpa Budapest

Ticket information

Tickets for this performance can be purchased with Müpa Budapest gift vouchers, but these can only be accepted for events presented as part of the Budapest Spring Festival and CAFe Budapest when making purchases in person.
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Conductor:

  • Péter Oberfrank

Featuring:

  • Sinfonietta Erudita (artistic director: Krisztina Tötös)

Creator:

  • director
    Sylvie Gábor
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