La Traviata by Giuseppe Verdi is one of the world's most frequently performed operas. The heroine, the courtesan Violetta, starts as the morally controversial character who later shows her true moral strength, her enduring belief in the transforming, redeeming power of love. Verdi exposed in it the great moral and social dilemmas of the 19th-century world: prostitution, disease, and human passion. He set it all to contemporary music: the waltzes and polkas that accompanied the forbidden pleasures of booze and sensuality and encouraged moral corruption through their rhythms. Directed by Marek Weiss and choreographed by Emil Wesołowski, this production of La Traviata is a must see!