Conductor: Gianluca Martinenghi
Director: Ursula Horner (Austria)
Ass director: Dejan Proshev, Ljupka Jakimovska, Trajko Jordanovski
Ass. Conductor: Katerina Stojkovska 
Set design: Marija Veterovska 
Costume design: Marija Pupuchevska 
Concert master: Jane Bakevski
Choir master: Gjurgica Dashikj
Correspondents: Elena Siljanoska, Janinka Nevcheva, Andreja Naunov, Anastasija Grgovska
Stage managers: Dragan Kostadimovikj, Marko Pavlevski, Katerina Boshkovska
Prompter: Nevena Georgieva

CAST:

Figaro: Roberto De Candia – Italy
Rosina: Nikolina Janevska
Count Almaviva: Chuan Wang – China
Don Basilio: Vladimir Sazdovski
Don Bartolo: Janusz Nosek – Poland
Berta: Zlata Toshevska Dimovska
Fiorello: Dragan Ampov
Cave man: Borko Bidzovski
Officer: Kristijan Antovski
Ambrosio: Nikola Chedomirovski
Harpsichord: Anastasija Grgovska

Performing choir and the orchestra of the National Opera & Ballet

Synopsis

The story of the opera takes place in Seville. Rozina is a young girl who is in love with Count Almaviva. The young and handsome Count sings daily under Rosina’s window in order to approach her. But Rosina is guarded by the old doctor Bartolo, who wants to marry her and refuses to let her out of the house. Figaro, Bartolo’s personal barber, helps Rosina and Almaviva to get to know each other, presenting Almaviva as a singing teacher. As Figaro shaves Bartolo, Rosina and Almaviva are making plans about their future.

To achieve their mutual love, Rosina and Almaviva are assisted by Figaro, who brings them minister and witnesses. At that moment the wedding takes place and old Bartola must accept the victory lead by the youth and their love.