From January to May, 2026<\/p>\n<\/div>
Iconographic Workshop and Interactive Visit<\/p><\/div>
Qui Lucia<\/strong><\/h1><\/div><\/div>HIGH SCHOOLS<\/strong><\/p>\nIconographic Workshop led by Clelia Epis<\/strong>
\nVisit led by Maria Teresa Galati<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>![](\"https:\/\/www.donizettiopera.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/06\/Donizetti-Opera-Copertina-Evento-Qui-Lucia-1.webp\" "\\"Donizetti")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>DESCRIPTION<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Foundation’s iconographic archive is open to educational projects.
\nThe one on Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> is particularly impressive in terms of quality and scope… in short, Lucia is special here!
\nThe extensive collection of iconographic material allows visitors to reconstruct the visual world associated with such an iconic performance, through iconographic comparisons and other insights.
\nA visit to the theatre spaces linked to Lucia di Lammermoor<\/em> and the great protagonists who brought it to the stage is planned, with an interactive workshop.
\nDuring the workshop, original materials will be shown: a real bonus for children and audiences now accustomed only to digital reproductions.
\nIt will certainly be exciting to come into contact with unique pieces that can be appreciated in their dimensions, in the specificity of their materials, and in the history they carry, marked by the passage of time.
\nAfter a brief presentation of the opera, during the workshop participants are invited to reconstruct the plot (through sketches and stage photos) of Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> and recognise the characters through the use of archive images. The exercises continue with questions about the characters’ relationships, connections, family, roles and psychology.
\nThere is also an interesting exercise on the productions that have given life to Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> over time, through which the students will be encouraged to notice how the sets, staging and acting have changed over the decades.
\nThis is followed by exercises in iconography and iconology (with an introduction to the meaning of the terms). Archive photographs of Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> are used and the students work together to recognise the attributes of each character and the iconological elements.
\nThis is followed by a reworking through the choice of keywords and the production of an original commentary on the large book dedicated to collecting Le voci di Lucia<\/i> (The Voices of Lucia).<\/p>\nOPERA FAMILY EVENT \u2013 Teatro Donizetti<\/strong>
\nSaturday 15 November, 2025
\nat 3:00 workshop and 4:00 tour
\n<\/strong>For more info and tickets:\u00a0Qui Lucia \u2013 Opera Family<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>Info<\/h2><\/div>
HIGH SCHOOLS<\/strong><\/p>\n Iconographic Workshop led by Clelia Epis<\/strong> DESCRIPTION<\/strong><\/p>\n The Foundation’s iconographic archive is open to educational projects. OPERA FAMILY EVENT \u2013 Teatro Donizetti<\/strong>
\nVisit led by Maria Teresa Galati<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
\nThe one on Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> is particularly impressive in terms of quality and scope… in short, Lucia is special here!
\nThe extensive collection of iconographic material allows visitors to reconstruct the visual world associated with such an iconic performance, through iconographic comparisons and other insights.
\nA visit to the theatre spaces linked to Lucia di Lammermoor<\/em> and the great protagonists who brought it to the stage is planned, with an interactive workshop.
\nDuring the workshop, original materials will be shown: a real bonus for children and audiences now accustomed only to digital reproductions.
\nIt will certainly be exciting to come into contact with unique pieces that can be appreciated in their dimensions, in the specificity of their materials, and in the history they carry, marked by the passage of time.
\nAfter a brief presentation of the opera, during the workshop participants are invited to reconstruct the plot (through sketches and stage photos) of Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> and recognise the characters through the use of archive images. The exercises continue with questions about the characters’ relationships, connections, family, roles and psychology.
\nThere is also an interesting exercise on the productions that have given life to Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> over time, through which the students will be encouraged to notice how the sets, staging and acting have changed over the decades.
\nThis is followed by exercises in iconography and iconology (with an introduction to the meaning of the terms). Archive photographs of Lucia di Lammermoor<\/i> are used and the students work together to recognise the attributes of each character and the iconological elements.
\nThis is followed by a reworking through the choice of keywords and the production of an original commentary on the large book dedicated to collecting Le voci di Lucia<\/i> (The Voices of Lucia).<\/p>\n
\nSaturday 15 November, 2025
\nat 3:00 workshop and 4:00 tour
\n<\/strong>For more info and tickets:\u00a0Qui Lucia \u2013 Opera Family<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>Info<\/h2><\/div>