Aida

Year: 1985

Runtime: 160 mins

Language: Italian

Directors: Derek Bailey, Luca Ronconi

Music

La Scala’s 1986 staging of this grand opera features a powerful cast and spectacular, larger‑than‑life sets. Luca Ronconi directs a massive procession of looted treasures, heroic statues and captive slaves for the Triumph Scene in Act II, the visual and musical climax, highlighted by Lorin Maazel’s dynamic Grand March with the La Scala chorus and orchestra. Act III offers a tranquil Nile scene whose visual design mirrors the music’s serenity.

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