Dubai Opera, the emirate’s premier arts hub and the Middle East’s premier arts center, witnessed the first theatrical performance of the influential play “Madama Butterfly” in a dazzling evening, a mix of emotions, musical melodies and tragic scenes. Narrative work by Italian writer Giacomo Puccini.

The audience was treated to an exceptional performance by members of the Hungarian National Ballet and Opera, graduates of the most important music institutions in Eastern Europe, who rarely tour outside Hungary, and the audience enjoyed a performance spanning more than two days.

Puccini’s immortal work of art, “Madame Butterfly”, contains a poignant and emotional story full of sacrifices and cultural clashes, and the Hungarian orchestra’s artistic performance and exceptional concert won the audience’s appreciation.

The theatrical work, directed by Janos Kovacs, includes a distinguished group of international opera stars, including Cila Burros in the role of “Cio-Cio-San” and Poldisar Laszloa in the role of “Pinkerton”. He excelled at stunning the audience and taking them on a journey.Madaram is a tragic love story of East meets West into the butterfly world.

State-of-the-art audio and visual technologies at Dubai Opera have contributed to the success of the performance of this operatic masterpiece, with meticulous selection of lighting, costumes and elaborate artistic experience to deliver the best visual and audio artistic production. .

János Kovacs, one of Hungary’s most renowned conductors and winner of several international awards, excelled in leading the orchestra for the play “Madame Butterfly” and succeeded in bringing Puccini’s artistic masterpieces to life. Audience including the popular song “Un bell di Vetremo”.

Hungarian Opera House’s performance of Puccini’s influential opera “Madame Butterfly” at Dubai Opera is a living testament to opera’s ability to inspire audiences. This performance is part of Dubai Opera’s commitment to providing world-class cultural experiences. city, and enriches the cultural scene in Dubai, which celebrates… art and culture.

The ceremony was attended by Zaki Anwar Nusaybeh, Chancellor of UAE University and other officials and ambassadors.