Opéra de Paris : Roméo, Juliette, Thomas et les autres
Réalisation
Priscilla PIZZATO
Before taking charge of the Olympic Games ceremonies, stage director Thomas Jolly tackles composer Charles Gounod's masterpiece Roméo et Juliette at the Paris Opéra. An opera is at once a dream factory and a puzzling addition of sometimes contradictory demands of singers, orchestra, chorus and technique. Its production over the course of a year reveals the psyche of its director, with its flashes of brilliance and impatience, its humor and sensitivity.
Réalisé par
Priscilla PIZZATO
Photographie
Yann STADEROLI & Nathanaël LOUVET
Montage
Yohann LE RALLIER
Musique
Matteo LOCASCIULLI, Thomas NICHOLAS & Mattia FELICIANI
Son
David SANDRAS, Arnaud CALVAR & Laurent MAISONDIEU
Production
EX NIHILO
Co-Production
Ventes
TELMONDIS
Réalisé par
Priscilla PIZZATO
After a degree in History from the Sorbonne and a diploma from Sciences-Po Paris, Priscilla Pizzato embarked on a career as a journalist and producer for radio and then television. Editor-in-chief of La Grande Librairie, she has also worked for the magazines Métropolis and Ubik or La Grande Table. She has directed numerous documentaries on literature and the performing arts for Arte and France Télévisions, including Une saison à la Juilliard School, William Christie le geste baroque, Le manuscrit sauvé du KGB, Vie et destin de Vassili Grossman, Le roman de la colère, John Steinbeck, Les liaisons scandaleuses and Baroque Académie, selected by Fipa and Etoile de la Scam.
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