DIEGO REDEL PHOTOGRAPHY / ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOL
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Libretto by Giambattista Varesco
You love The Marriage of Figaro. Now discover a different side of Mozart.
In Idomeneo: A Trojan Tale, Mozart trades comedy for mythic drama in a powerful
story of war, sacrifice, and family. Returning home after the Trojan War, King
Idomeneo makes a desperate bargain with the gods to save his son—only to face
the devastating cost of that promise.
Reimagined by Francesca Zambello and Kelley Rourke, this theatrical adaptation
draws inspiration from ancient Greek theater, placing raw human emotion at
the center of Mozart’s magnificent score. Connecting Mozart’s ravishing arias
and ensembles, a newly created character, the Trojan Woman, guides the story
forward, while the orchestra performs onstage in a fully immersive production.
Featuring acclaimed tenor Gregory Kunde in the title role, alongside current
Cafritz Young Artists, Idomeneo reveals Mozart at his most intimate, urgent, and
emotionally powerful.
Sung in Italian.
Two hours and 5 minutes, including one 25-minute intermission.
New Production
Idomeneo: Gregory Kunde
Elettra: Lauren Carroll
Idamante: Veronica Siebert
Ilia: Viviana Goodwin
A Trojan Woman: Holly Twyford
Conductor: Robert Spano
Production: Francesca Zambello
Scenic Designer: Lawrence E. Moten III
Costume Designer: Lynly A. Saunders
Lighting Designer: A.J. Guban
Choreographer: Andrea Beasom
Mozart’s IDOMENEO (edited by Daniel Heartz) is by arrangement with B&H Music Publishing Inc., U.S., Canadian and Latin America agent for Baerenreiter Music Corp., publisher and copyright owner.
This event is an external rental and not produced by STC.