Music: Maurice Ravel Adaptation: Joris Barcaroli Title: Španělská hodinka Libretto : Franc-Nohain   Music: Jaroslav Krček Title: Šaty, které svět neviděl Libretto: Jaroslav Krček Theme: Věra Provazníková Director : Eliška Mervartová Conductor : Sébastien Bagnoud Lights and projection: Martin Krupa Scenography and costumes: Zita Miklošová

King : Jan Maria Hájek Buffoon: Adam Born   Master: Kornél Mikecz Apprantice: Jan Cikrt Apprantice: Filip Jelínek People: Eva Nováková, Jan Cikrt, Petra Vacková, Filip Jelínek Pantomime: Vojtěch Svoboda, Bora Debnárová

Conception: Anita Jirovská   Torquemada: Vít Šantora Gonzalve: Jan Maria Hájek Ramiro: Rostislav Florian Don Iñigo Gomez: Kornél Mikecz

Jaroslav Krček “The Dress the World Hasn’t Seen” and Maurice Ravel “Spanish Hour”. Two comic operas to think about. A combination of two contemporary composers, one inspired primarily by the historical and folkloric area of Czech culture, the other representing the impressionistic spirit of 20th century in France. A meeting of two cultures, but also of two generations of musicians. For Opera Studio Praha, z.s., the traditional way of presentation is the stage performance of opera together with the art of pantomime. This time it is no different.