The Love for Three Oranges (L’Amour des Trois Oranges) is a satirical opera composed by Sergei Prokofiev in 1919. The 1982 Glyndebourne Production four-act satirical libretto was directed by Frank Corsaro with set designs by Maurice Sendak. The opera was a designed as a play within a play. The live audience watches the on-stage crowd watch the cast and members of the Theatre Tiepolo preform The Love for Three Oranges.
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Punchinello Facing Right
174×63 in
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Punchinello Facing Left
174×63 in
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Red Gondola I
30×73 in
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Red Gondola II
30×73 in
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Dragon in the Clouds
56×98 in
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Fountain
92.5×47 in
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Mast And Sails
161×58 in
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Piss Man Fountain
60×30 in
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Fata Morgana Screen A
78×32 in
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Fata Morgana Screen B
78×32 in
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Ship I
86×56 in
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Ship II
75×56 in
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Giant Eggbeaters
67×18 in
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Purple Door of Palanquin
69×64 in
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- Dog Riding Camel
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Trouffaldino Chasing an Ostrich
74×111 in
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Throne Covering
87×86 in
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Step Stool
15×15 in
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- Reversible Foot Stools
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The End
100×55 in
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Fin
100×53.5 in
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- Masks and Hats of Ridicules
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Tchelio’s Hat
16×21 in
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- Trouffaldino’s Hat and Mask
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- Pantalon’s Hat
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- Farfarello’s Bellows
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- Cupid’s Wings and Bow
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- Bee Bonnet
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- Blue Hat with Black Ribbon
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- Yellow Hat with Blue Ribbon
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- Captain’s Hat
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- Hat with French Ribbon
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- Feathered Hat
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- Bonnet with Ribbon
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- Woman’s Hat with Feathers and Ribbons
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- Brown Hat with Buckle
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- Pink Hat with Green and Blue Ribbon
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- Burgundy Hat with Pink Ribbon
