"Blind and Visually Impaired Audience Experience 'La Traviata' at Theatre Krefeld"
In an exciting turn of events, renowned soprano Sofia Poulopoulou will be taking on the role of Violetta ValΓ©ry in Giuseppe Verdi's classic opera, "La traviata", at the Theater Krefeld. The premiere of this production is scheduled for Saturday, October 4th, at 7:30 PM, with an additional performance added on Sunday, November 9th, at 6 PM.
For those interested in attending, the theater visit begins 120 minutes before the performance. This includes an introduction that provides valuable insights into the play, allowing participants to "experience" costumes and props from the production.
The Theater Krefeld has been a pioneer in implementing barrier-free concepts for many years. As part of this commitment, audio description for blind and visually impaired theater enthusiasts is a permanent feature. Participants of the audio description can enter the house at 5:30 PM. The live audio description during performances is led by Ulrike Aistleitner.
To participate in the audio description, a smartphone, headphones, and the free MobileConnect app by Sennheiser are required. It is recommended that the app be installed before the theater visit. Prior registration for the audio description is mandatory.
The set design for "La traviata" is the work of Dutch director Michiel Dijkema, with costume design by Tatjana Ivschina. The setting of the opera remains in its original 19th century period.
For tickets and more information, visit www.theater-kr-mg.de or call 02151 805-125. The Theater Krefeld continues to push the boundaries of accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the magic of live opera.
It is important to note that the director and set designer for the "La traviata" performance at Theater Krefeld on October 4 and November 9 is not explicitly mentioned in the search results. However, no specific information about the director or set designer for this Krefeld production of "La traviata" was found in the provided sources.
Foreign operas at the Theater Krefeld often integrate parts of the sung text into the audio description in German, ensuring that all audience members can follow along and appreciate the performance. We look forward to Sofia Poulopoulou's captivating portrayal of Violetta ValΓ©ry and the unique experience that "La traviata" promises to offer at the Theater Krefeld.
