Eliogabalo

Summary

Eliogabalo is an operatic production^[1].

Key Facts

• Eliogabalo's instance of is recorded as operatic production^[2].
• Eliogabalo's director is recorded as Vincent Boussard^[3].
• Eliogabalo's composer is recorded as Francesco Cavalli^[4].
• Eliogabalo's librettist is recorded as Aurelio Aureli^[5].
• Eliogabalo's genre is recorded as opera^[6].
• Eliogabalo's based on is recorded as Eliogabalo^[7].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Christophe Dumaux^[8].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Sergio Foresti^[9].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as João R. Fernandes^[10].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Silvia Tro Santafé^[11].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Giogia Milanesi^[12].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Annette Dasch^[13].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Céline Scheen^[14].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Núria Rial^[15].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Mario Zeffiri^[16].
• Eliogabalo's cast member is recorded as Lawrence Zazzo^[17].
• Eliogabalo's production company is recorded as La Monnaie/De Munt^[18].
• Eliogabalo's language of work or name is recorded as Italian^[19].
• Eliogabalo's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Alain Poisson^[20].
• Eliogabalo's date of first performance is recorded as +2004-04-27T00:00:00Z^[21].
• Eliogabalo's costume designer is recorded as Christian Lacroix^[22].
• Eliogabalo's musical conductor is recorded as René Jacobs^[23].
• Eliogabalo's musical conductor is recorded as Gérard Philipe^[24].
• Eliogabalo's scenographer is recorded as Vincent Lemaire^[25].
• Eliogabalo's location of first performance is recorded as Royal Theatre of La Monnaie^[26].