Rusalka

The Israeli Opera Chorus

Chorus Master: Itay Berckovitch

The Opera Orchestra - The Israel Symphony Orchestra Rishon LeZion

Libretto:Jaroslav Kvapil

Sung in Czech

English and Hebrew Surtitles

Translation:Israel Ouval

Coproduction of Opéra national du Capitole and The Israeli Opera

A production with the Vertigo Dace Company

The production includes flickering lighting effects

4.3.2024 – The première performance is in honor of Lizika, Ami & Teddy Sagy

The performance on March 12 is dedicated to the memory of Gary Bertini

Back Stage Secrets at the Opera
Many Opportunities to Widen your Opera Experience

Do you want to know more about the opera you are about to attend? Do you want to find out some back stage secrets? Do you want to meet the artists after the performance? The Israeli Opera enables you to widen your opera experience with a variety of pre performance and post-performance events.

Pre Performance Lecture
One hour before each opera performance there is a 30-minute introductory lecture in the auditorium (in Hebrew). Opera staffers present the opera and the production and enable the audience to get some extra information a short time before attending the performances. Admission is free for ticket holders.

Opera Talkback
The curtain has just descended on the final scene of the opera. The hour is late. Nut the experience was riveting. This is the time to meet several of the performers. Come to listen and to speak. Ask questions. Meet the artists. A once in a lifetime opportunity to meet the artists who have just excited you on the stage. Opera Talkbacks takes place on the second level of the Opera House foyer and last around 30 minutes. Admission free. Opera Talkback takes place on several evenings in each production. Details can be found at the Israeli opera’s website.