This year, we present a timeless masterpiece: Mozart's The Magic Flute, in a bold and enchanting version directed by Mathieu Bauer. The director has imagined a colorful and playful universe inspired by carnival festivities, bringing back the opera's popular spirit, just as Mozart himself dreamed. It's profound, poetic, and truly joyful.
Where to see the opera in Rennes?
*Place de la Mairie
*Auditorium des Champs Libres
*Bibliothèque Thabor-Lucien Rose
*Université Rennes 2 – Le Tambour
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And what about the metropolitan area and its surroundings?
From Betton to Vezin-le-Coquet, passing through Cesson, Le Rheu, Pacé, or Saint-Grégoire, dozens of communes are joining in. Community halls, libraries, churches, and cultural centers are each hosting their own "mini-opera on the big screen." It's a wonderful cultural network that brings everyone together.
Led by conductor Nicolas Ellis, along with the Orchestre National de Bretagne and the Chœur de chambre Mélisme(s), this performance has already won over audiences during its shows in Rennes and Nantes.
An opera to experience like a movie, to watch like a waking dream!
Whether you are a seasoned music lover or just a curious passerby, this is the perfect opportunity to discover a grand opera in a friendly, free, and accessible atmosphere. Grab a folding chair, a cushion, or a deck chair, and come enjoy an unforgettable evening under the stars, enchanted by the voice of Pamina, the mysteries of Sarastro, and the magic of Mozart.
