W.A. Mozart Cosi Fan Tutte

"Cosi fan tutte" is the third and final part of the opera trilogy by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Lorenzo Da Ponte. The trilogy, which also included "The Marriage of Figaro" (1786) and "Don Giovanni" (1787), came together naturally

The story begins with experimental philosopher Don Alfonso, who wants to overturn the perfect, formulaic worlds of two young men, Ferrando and Gugliemo. He bets them that both their fiancées would not stay faithful if tempted, and the challenge is accepted.

Before long, the fiancées Fiordiligi Don Alfonso ups the ante and throws increasingly extreme situations at all four lovers, they begin to react emotionally and each character can’t help but discover – and reveal – who they really are. Who will end up with who?

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Conductor: Ethan Schmeisser<br>

Stage Director: Gian Paolo Martelli<br>

Israel Camerata Jerusalem<br>

International Cast of Soloists of the Jerusalem Lyric Opera Festival<br><br>

Additional dates:<br>

2026-07-25 <a href="https://lyric-opera.org/index.php?l=en&v=event&i=256#event">Tel Aviv Museum of Art</a>

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