The TheatreHD screening will transport viewers to the dark Venice of the 17th century, where strict direction, a restrained palette, and flickers of flame enhance the tragic tension of the opera. On screen is a grand production featuring Anna Netrebko, Jonas Kaufmann, and Ludovic Tézier, where beauty coexists with anxiety. The TheatreHD opera screening is a format for those who want to see a large stage production in detail without traveling to another city. The camera zooms in on the artists' faces, movements, lighting, costumes, and the use of space, allowing the audience to notice nuances that often escape in a large hall. At the center of this version is a story of passion, jealousy, secret threats, and tragic choices set against the backdrop of a 17th-century Venetian street. Director Romain Gilbert treats the material carefully and restrainedly. Venice here does not look like a festive postcard: it is a gray and mysterious city where flickers of flame reveal faces, walls, and anxious gestures from the shadows. This visual austerity makes the drama more intense. The production does not overload the stage with unnecessary effects but works with color, movement, and pauses to emphasize the feeling of danger that seems to lurk around every corner. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.