A number of plays will be relaunch at the National Opera House this may. The orchestras will be directed by conductors from Moldova, Ukraine and the United States. The performance “Requiem” will be presented as a concert on May 9, Info-Prim Neo reports. National Opera House director general Valeria Seican said Mozart's play “Requiem” was put on in the Netherlands on May 9 and it will be a delight for the Moldovan public. “Not many troupes can perform a score as professionally than the troupe of the National Opera House,” Valeria Seican said. The ballet “Giselle” will be performed on May 6, on the occasion of 45 years of artistic work of the manager of the ballet troupe Mihail Caftanat. The Ukrainian conductor Andrei Iurkevich will arrive in Chisinau on May 8. He will conduct the play “The Elixir of Love” by Donizetii. Another foreign conductor, Robert Luther from the U.S, will come to Moldova for the May 14 play “A Masked Ball” by Verdi. The part of Riccardo will be played by USSR people's artist Mihail Muntean. The senior conductor of the National Opera House Nicolae Dohotaru spoke about the results achieved by the theater's troupe recently. The National Opera House staged 50 plays in the Netherlands within a cultural project implemented by the company VDB Theatreproducties. In April, the troupe performed the ballet “The Beauty of the Sleeping Forest” in such Spanish cities as Madrid, Tarragona, Huesca, Vaalladolid, and Logrono under a project implemented with Grandes Eventos Artisticos.