Caruso, A Voice for Eternity

One of the world's most famous tenors, Roberto Alagna, will perform in Lithuania for the first time. On March 25, at the Compensa concert hall in Vilnius, he will present the musical performance "Caruso. A Voice for Eternity" – an emotional story about the life, love, ambitions, jealousy, and voice of the legendary Enrico Caruso, which changed the history of opera.

"Caruso. A Voice for Eternity" is not a traditional opera concert or a biographical account. Historical facts are intertwined with fiction, and the story of Caruso's life becomes a theatrical drama with unexpected plot twists, vivid characters, and extremely diverse music – from opera and Italian songs to blues, rock, metal, and electronic music.

Roberto Alagna, who plays the lead role of Enrico Caruso in the show, says: "There are so many emotions here because the story itself is incredibly moving."

Ticket sales for the musical performance "Caruso. A Voice for Eternity" will begin on October 5 at 10:00 AM across the entire Bilietai.lt network. Subscribers to the "L Tips Agency" newsletter will be able to purchase tickets in advance starting October 2 at 10:00 AM (registration here: https://ltips.lv/lt).

The musical narrative transports the audience to the final years of Enrico Caruso's life and the America of the early 20th century – a world of immigration, social inequality, organized crime, and the struggle for influence. One of the central plot lines is Caruso's relationship with the then-manager of the Metropolitan Opera, Giulio Gatti-Casazza: initially bound by admiration and friendship, they are eventually torn apart by jealousy and competition. Alagna compares this story to that of Salieri and Mozart.

Roberto Alagna – nearly four decades on the world's greatest stages

For nearly four decades, Roberto Alagna's career has been inseparable from the world's most famous opera houses – the Paris National Opera, the New York Metropolitan Opera, London's Royal Opera House, Milan's La Scala, the Vienna State Opera, and the Deutsche Oper Berlin. The tenor's repertoire includes more than 60 roles, from Rodolfo in "La bohème" and Don José in "Carmen" to Otello, Calaf in "Turandot," and Lohengrin.