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Opéra Éclaté is a small-scale opera company based in Colomiers, Midi-Pyrénées, France. It was founded in 1985 by Oliver Desbordes, who remains its director, while also undertaking stage direction of many productions. In 1998-99, Opéra Éclaté was recognised by the Ministère de la Culture as a ‘Compagnie nationale de Théâtre Lyrique et Musical’. Opéra Éclaté performs in a wide range of venues and aims particularly to engage in outreach toward those who do not normally go to opera.〔(Interview with Oliver Desbordes ), 24 heures pour la diversité culturelle, 21–22 November 2008 (in French).〕 Each winter 2-3 small-scale original productions are toured in the Midi-Pyrénées region and beyond within France. Over 20 years, 50 productions have been seen in 200 French towns, by 500,000 spectators. There have also been tours to Spain, Switzerland, Slovenia, Tunisia and Morocco.〔Company website, accessed 23.9.09.〕 The 2009 season will be revivals of ''Le roi Carotte'' and ''Berlin Années 20'' with ''La flûte enchantée''.〔Guide des Opéras. Supplement to ''Diapason'' 572, September 2009.〕 Opera productions have included: *''Le roi Carotte'' *''Un Barbier de Séville'' (after Rossini with recitatives replaced by dialogue by Beaumarchais) *''La traviata'' *''La flûte enchantée'' *''Carmen'' *''Dédé'' *''Les Contes d'Hoffmann'' *''Bastien et Bastienne'' Music-based spectacles have included: *Madame Raymonde Revient! *Tangos *Berlin Années 20 (''Es liegt in der Luft'') *Dubas de haut, en bas (about Marie Dubas, ‘l’Enfant Terrible of the Music-Hall’) *Schubert/ Cavanna (by Bernard Cavanna) *Les Eléments Méditerranée (included two world premieres: ''Trois fragments des Bacchantes'' by Alexandros Markéas and ''Cette parole'' by Zad Moultaka) ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Opéra Éclaté」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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