Cycle Bizet, ‘l'oiseau rebelle’
Le Docteur Miracle
A one-act opéra-comique by Georges Bizet, libretto by Léon Battu and Ludovic Halévy, first performed at the Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens on 9 April 1857.
Operetta
Light Music

© Thomas Amouroux
With Le Docteur Miracle, Georges Bizet, at the age of nineteen, won (jointly with Charles Lecocq) the competition organised by Jacques Offenbach for the composition of an opéra-comique to a set libretto thus entitled. This hilarious work is currently on tour in France in a staged or semi-staged version. It will be performed in Italy (concert version) during the Spring Festival in Venice, and in Switzerland in the summer of 2025.
Dates
Performers
ENSEMBLE INSTRUMENTAL DE L’OPÉRA DE LAUSANNE
Anthony Fournier conductors
Pierre Lebon director, set and costume designer
Bertrand Killy lighting
Laurette Naïma Wanshe
Véronique Carine Séchaye
Le Capitaine Silvio Jean Miannay
Le Podestat Rémi Ortega
L’Assistant du Docteur Miracle Pierre Lebon
Anthony Fournier conductors
Pierre Lebon director, set and costume designer
Bertrand Killy lighting
Laurette Naïma Wanshe
Véronique Carine Séchaye
Le Capitaine Silvio Jean Miannay
Le Podestat Rémi Ortega
L’Assistant du Docteur Miracle Pierre Lebon
Co-production Opéra de Tours / Opéra de Rouen Normandie / Théâtre du Chatelet / Opéra de Lausanne / Bru Zane France
Sets made by the workshops of the Opéra de Tours
Costumes made by the workshops of the Opéra de Tours and the Opéra de Rouen Normandie
Published by Hugh MacDonald © Fishergate Music
Sets made by the workshops of the Opéra de Tours
Costumes made by the workshops of the Opéra de Tours and the Opéra de Rouen Normandie
Published by Hugh MacDonald © Fishergate Music
Bru Zane Mediabase
Digital resources for French Romantic music
Georges Bizet