Luigi Rossi's first opera - boasting sixteen soloists, double and triple choirs for 6 and 12 voices, numerous ballets  - marked the last surge of Roman opera before the Eternal City forsook it for a long time. For the Argentine conductor Leonardo García Alarcón, who rediscovered the opera in the Vatican Library neglected for 380 years, Il palazzo incantatois ‘the missing link in the history of opera and the metaphor of our lives'. 
‘Leonardo Garcia Alarcon was known as a magician, now he has become a conjurer.’ (Le Monde)

Orlando	Victor Sicard
Angelica	Arianna Vendittelli
Ruggiero	Fabio Trümpy
Bradamante / The Painting	Deanna Breiwick
Atlante	Mark Milhofer
Olympia / The Music	Lucía Martín-Cartón
Marfisa / The Magic / Doralice	Mariana Flores
Gigante / Sacripante / Gradasso	Grigory Soloviov
Prasildo / The Dwarf	Kacper Szelążek
Alceste	André Lacerda
Ferrau / Astolfo	Valerio Contaldo
Fiordiligi / Poetry	Gwendoline Blondeel
Mandricardo	Alexander Miminoshvili
Dancers	Joy Alpuerto Ritter, Zora Snake
Comedians	Pascal Carbon, Adrien Philippon, Priscilla Bescond, Sarah Mussard, Emeline Losange, Juliette Tardif, Raphaël Mena
Chorus	Chœur de l'Opéra de Dijon, Choeur de Chambre de Namur
Orchestra	Cappella Mediterranea
Music	Luigi Rossi
Conductor	Leonardo García Alarcón
Director	Fabrice Murgia
Set Designer	Vincent Lemaire
Costume Designer	Clara Peluffo Valentini
Lighting Designer	Emily Brassier, Giacinto Caponio
Vocal coach	Jacopo Raffaele
Choir master	Anass Ismat
Video director	Giacinto Caponio
Music director assistant	Rodrigo Calveyra, Fabián Schofrin
Assistant director	Filippo Ferraresi
Frames	Johann Michalzcak, David Vong
Costume realization	Workshops of the Opéra national de Lorraine
Decoration realization	Workshops of the Dijon Opera & Eclectik Sceno for the design of an element of the decor
Editing of sheet music	Cappella Mediterranea / Transcription Pascal Duc Revisions & practical edition: Leonardo García Alarcón
Creator of subtitles	Richard Neel