Gioachino Rossini
An operetta in three acts
Productions by National Theater of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary
Music director: Tamás Pál
Director: Gábor M. Koltai
Role: count Tassilo
2025, Szeged (Hungary)
Photo: Róbert Tari, National Theater of Szeged
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An opera in two acts
Productions by National Theater of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary
Director: Márk Tárnoki
Conductor: Péter Dobszay, Sándor Gyüdi, Gábor Kardos
Role: Tamino
2025, Szeged (Hungary)
Photo: Róbert Tari, National Theater of Szeged
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An comic opera
Production of Hungarian State Opera
Conductor: Domonkos Héja, Kálmán Szennai
Director: Arnaud Bernard
Role: Bardolfo
2024, Budapest - Hungarian State Opera (Hungary)
Photo: Valter Berecz, Hungarian State Opera (Facebook)
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An opera
Productions by Teatro Arriaga, Bilbao, Spain
A tribute to the lost generation that taught us to be free
Director: Lucía Astigarraga
Musical direction: Jon Malaxetxebarria
Role: one of performers
2024, Bilbao (Spain)
Photo: E. Moreno Esquibel, Teatro Arriaga
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Production of Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra and Hungarian National Choir
Singspiel in one act
Conductor: Csaba Somos
Choirmaster: Csaba Somos
Role: Young man
2024, Budapest - Pesti Vigadó (Hungary)
Photo: Szilvia Csibi, Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra (Instagram)
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An opera in four acts
Productions by the Hungarian State Opera
It based on Alexander Pushkin's drama of the same title
Director: András Almási-Tóth
Conductor: Balázs Kocsár
Role: Grigoriy Otrepyev / the Pretender / the Fool
2024, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo: Valter Berecz, Hungarian State Opera
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Production of Müpa Budapest and Budafok Dohnanyi Orchestra
A fully staged performance
Director: Vajk Szente
Conductor: Gábor Hollerung
Choreographer: Lajos Péter Túri
Role: Jeník
2022, Budapest - MÜPA (Hungary)
Photo: Budafok Dohnanyi Orchestra (Facebook)
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An opera in two parts, four acts
Productions by the Catalan director Calixto Bieito
Libretto after the novel of the same title by Prosper Mérimée by:
Henri Meilhac, Halévy Ludovic
Director: Calixto Bieito
Assistant director: Lucía Fernández Astigarraga
Conductor: János Kovács, István Dénes
Role: Remendado
2021, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo: Hungarian State Opera
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Production of the Hungarian State Opera
A ballet-opera by Philip Glass
Based on the story by Jean Cocteau
Adaption by Philip Glass and Susan Marshall
Director, choreographer: Dóra Barta
Conductor: Péter Dobszay
Role: Gérard
2021, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo: Hungarian State Opera
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Production of Theater an der Wien
KAMMEROPER
A comic operetta
Book by Hugh Wheeler,
Lyrics by Richard Wilbur
Director: Christoph Zauner, Conductor: Benjamin Bayl
Role: Gouverneur, Vanderdendur, Ragotski
2019, Wien (Austria)
Photo: Herwig Prammer
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Two musical comedies, each in one act, in Italian (Premiere)
Libretto by Giampaolo Testoni
Production Fondazione Teatro Coccia and Hungarian State Opera
Director: András Almási-Tóth, Conductor: Balázs Kocsár
With the participation of Hungarian State Opera Orchestra
Role: Royal Secretary / Hartman / Gravedigger / Tailor / Flamel (Fantasio).
Role: Gugliemo, a student in the notary (Fortunio).
2018, Novara (Italy)
Photo: Giampaolo Testoni's oictures on Facebook
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Production of Theater an der Wien
Opera in three acts (1971)
Libretto by Friedrich Dürrenmatt
Director: Keith Warner, Conductor: Michael Boder
Role: HOFBAUER
2018, Wien (Austria)
Photo: Werner Kmetitsch
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Hungarian premiere
Production by the Pannon Philharmonic, Hungary
Director: Róbert Alföldi, Conductor: Gergely Vajda
With the participation of Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra
Role: André La Tourner, journalist.
2017, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo: Anett Kállai-Tóth / Armel
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Comic opera in one act
Production of Dramatic Art Production Office (Budapest, Hungary)
Director: Viktor Dénes, Musical leader: Tamás Kéry
Role: Beppe
2018, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo: Gábor Dorcsák
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Production of the National Theater of Pécs (Hungary)
Director: Dénes Gulyás, Conductor: Péter Oberfrank
With the participation of the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra
and Choir of National Theater of Pécs
Role: Malcolm, son of the King.
2017, Pécs (Hungary)
Photo: László Körtvélyesi
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An unusual opera performance
Production of Klassz a pARTon!
Director: Dénes Gulyás, Played piano: Eszter Sotkó
With students of Ingrid Kertesi and Dénes Gulyás
Role: Tamino
2017, Balatonalmádi (Hungary)
Photo: Réka Érdi-Harmos
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Production by the artists of the Hungarian State Opera
Director: András Hábetler, Conductor: Kálmán Szennai
With: Savaria Symphony Orchestra
Role: Belmonte
2017, Szombathely (Hungary)
Photo: Paszkál Bence Szabó
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G. F. Händel: Serse, or the gods have fallen on our heads - baroque soap opera in two parts in Italian and Hungarian
Production of Faculty of Music and Visual Arts, University of Pécs (Hungary)
Director: András Hábetler, Conductor: Balázs Kocsár
With the participation of the Pécs University Orchestra
Role: Serse (Xerxes), King of Persia
2017, Pécs (Hungary)
Photo: University of Pécs
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Hungarian premiere
Production of the Armel Opera Competition (Budapest, Hungary)
Director: András Almási-Tóth, Conductor: Gergely Vajda
With the participation of the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra
Role: Toni Reischmann
2016, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo posted by Keris Nine / OperaJournal Blog
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Hungarian premiere
Production of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music (Budapest, Hungary)
Director: András Almási-Tóth, Conductor: Gergely Vajda
With the participation of UMZE Ensemble,
students of the Hungarian Dance Academy
Role: Marci
2015, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo: Andrea Felvégi / CAFe Budapest
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Excerpts from Károly GOLDMARK’s opera ’A Winter’s Tale’ in German
Performance of Liszt Academy’s Opera Programme (Budapest, Hungary)
Director: András Almási-Tóth, Conductor: Gergely Madaras
With the participation of Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Role: Florizel
2015, Budapest (Hungary)
Photo: Andrea Felvégi / Liszt Academy
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