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SUMMARY:"SAMSON AND DELILAH"-Camille Saint-Saëns (15.2.2020)
DESCRIPTION:\nMusic: Camille Saint-Saëns\nChoreographer: Ronald Savkovic (Croatia)\nSet designer: Zoran Kostovski\nCostume designer: Aleksandar Nospal\nRepetitors: Goran Bozhinov i Sasha Evtimova\n\nPerforming:\n\nDelilah: Aleksandra Mijalkova\nSamson: Vasilij Chichiashvili (Georgia)\nBlood: Sasha Evtimova\nMeat: Andrew Cook (England)\nCeremonial master: Miroslav Mitrashinovikj\nDeath: Olga Pango\nA story about passion\, seduction\, betrayal and death.\n\nSamson and Delilah\n(synopsis)\n\nIn Lemaire's libretto the story takes place is Gaza\, Palestine\, around 1150 BC.\nThe three acts take place on three different locations: the square\, DelIlah’s tent and the temple.\n I ACT\nThe first act takes place in the square where Samson\, together with the Hebrews\, is rebelling against the Philistines.\n II ACT\nThe second act takes place in the huge bed of DelIlah’s tent.  The bed symbolizes a battlefield\, where Delilah and Samson wage a "war" against one another.\n III ACT\nIn the temple of the Philistines.  Samson and the Hebrews are defeated by the Philistines. The Philistines dominate right until the dramatic end. Returning to the first act of the square can help us understand the stress as an enchanted time loop.\n
URL:https://operabalet.mk/en/event/samson-and-delilah-camille-saint-saens-15-2-2020/
LOCATION:Blvd. Goce Delchev 4\, Skopje\, 1000\, Macedonia
CATEGORIES:ballet
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