Katiuska

An operetta in two acts with music by Pablo Sorozábal, in which a love affair intersects with the political confrontation between communists and defenders of the old regime. The production comes to the Teatre Monumental in Mataró courtesy of the Cor Aula Lírica de Granollers and Rafató Teatre.

Katiuska, la mujer rusa is an operetta in two acts with music by Pablo Sorozábal and libretto by Emilio González del Castillo and Manuel Martí Alonso. It premiered in 1931 at the Teatre Victòria in Barcelona. The story follows Pedro Stakoff, a People's Commissar, torn between his feelings for Katiuska and his political loyalty, in a love story set amid the tensions between communists and supporters of the old regime.

The cast includes soprano Mireia Dolç, baritone Alberto Cazes and tenor Patrick Tapiol, together with the Cor Aula Lírica de Granollers and the G. M. Ensemble Orchestra. Laura Fernández and Tito Calvo form the comic couple of the cast, and Margarita Miralles, Marc Calvo and Albert Estengre perform in the production by Rafató Teatre.

General coordination is by Xavi Dolç and Aníbal Gil. The performance takes place at the Teatre Monumental in Mataró, a venue that hosts concerts and shows in the city.