The Jerusalem Arts Festival brings together local and out-of-town performing groups for a week-long celebration of the arts in Jerusalem. This year's festival comprises some 30 performances - dance, theatre and music - taking place in theatres and halls throughout the city.
The Magic Flute
The Magic Flute will be the opening performance of the Festival, on March 8, and will be performed again on March 9.
Description:
Opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Libretto: Emanuel Schikaneder
About the show - The opera describes the process of spiritual growth of Prince Tamino, his beloved Pamina and his servant Papageno. The three undergo a series of tests to prove themselves worthy of acceptance to the "Freemasons" which stands for freedom, brotherhood and equality among all people.
Performance - Exceptional students from the Vocal Department of the Rubin Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem, an instrumental ensemble from the chamber orchestra of the Academy and the choir of the adjacent Academy High School.
Credits - Conductor and musical director: Ido Ariel
Direction and dialogue: Moti Auverbuch
Musical preparation: Omer Arieli
Movement Design: Iris Goren.
Musical direction of the high school choir: Valentine Bekel
Prop design: Orit Leibovitch Novitch
Lighting Design: Misha Tchernievski and Ina Malkin
Surtitle translation: Israel Ouval
Producer: Maya Ben Meir
Assistant Director: Eti Sasson Inbar
Ticket Sales - Bimot, 02-623-7000, http://tickets.bimot.co.il
Price 70 NIS
Event Time 20:30
Duration 135 minutes including intermission
Venue Y.M.C.A
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