Janáček–Ivo van Hove–Annelies Van Parys: Egy eltűnt férfi naplója

Cast:  

Mezzo Soprano: Marie Hamard
Tenor: Andrew Dickinson
Actor: Wim van der Grijn
Piano: Jonathan Ware

Production Design: Jan Versweyveld
Costume: An D’Huys
Dramaturgist: Krystian Lada
Assistant Director: Romain Gilbert
Subtitles: Pieter-Jan Buelens
Stage Manager: Anne van Es
Props: Ray Vaessen
Lights: Luc Schaltin
Production Manager: Eglantine Möller

Director: Ivo van Hove

Belgian director Ivo van Hove is the founder of Tonnelgroep Amsterdam, the creator of several international opera and theatre performances and the winner of several theatrical awards. Currently, he is one of the leading experimental directors in Europe. 

Written by Leoš Janáček (1854–1928), this is a twenty-two-part song cycle about a a village boy who falls in love. This fascinating story inspired the highly talented writer, Annelies Van Parys to create additional works and extend the original piece with her own compositions. The miniature deals with topics such as passion, exclusion and identity, in an intimate atmopshere.