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Manon Lescaut: Puccini - Flemish Opera (2001)
Rating:
Starring: Miriam Gauci, Jan Danckaert, Jules Bastin, Barry Ryan, Antonio Ordonez
Director: Robert Carsen, Dirk Gryspiert
Category: Classics, Classics
Studio: Image Ent.
Subtitles:
English
Length:
123 mins

 
 

 

Romantic and compelling, Manon Lescaut tells the story of a young woman elevated to a life of fame and pleasure because of her beauty. However, when she abandons her role in society to live with the man she truly loves, her fortunes change, and her life ends tragically.

In the Flemish Opera's acclaimed co-production with the Opera de Paris, Puccini's tale of conflict between true love and wealth earned both critical and popular praise, notably for designer Anthony Ward's sumptuous sets and costumes, the orchestra's exquisite performance under the guidance of conductor Silvio Varviso, and the talented, fresh young cast with the brilliant Miriam Gauci as Manon.