A new notable work brings back on stage the talented cast del BALLETTO DI MILANO Notre-Dame de Paris which, after the international successes of 2023, returns to important Italian stages including the TEATRO LIRICO GIORIO GABER DI MILANO, also the artistic residence of the Company, where it will be on stage on March 26th.
Signed by the French choreographer Stephen Delattre, the ballet is inspired by the famous novel by Victor Hugo which, in Paris in 1482, has as its protagonist Quasimodo, the hunchbacked bell ringer of the Cathedral, hopelessly in love with the gypsy Esmeralda. Respectful of history, Delattre has created a dynamic, brilliant and pathos-filled choreography which finds exceptional interpreters in the dancers of the Milan Ballet. Mattia Imperatore proves himself to be an extraordinary artist by portraying a touching and highly emotional Quasimodo. He is contrasted by Alberto Viggiano’s tormented Claude Frollo. Alessandro Orlando is the charming captain Phoebus, while the charismatic Gioia Pierini is Esmeralda.
The score was created by Davidson Jaconello who was able to combine pieces by composers such as Ravel, Rossini, Verdi, Minkus and others with great musical competence.
Also of great impact are the scenographic video projections by René Zensen, in which the famous Parisian Cathedral dominates and the costumes created by Federico Veratti.

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