Performance

Venue	Grand Theatre and Opera House
	Also: Howard Assembly Room
Town	Leeds
County	West Yorkshire
From	17th September 2016
To	28th October 2016
When	Sep 17, 30, Oct 22, 28 at 18:30. Sep 24 at 16:00
Grand Theatre and Opera House (V975)
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 27 Apr 16 - T527618081

Der Rosenkavalier

Work:: Der Rosenkavalier (S1903)

Vienna, in the golden age of the Empress Maria Theresa. The Feldmarschallin, beautiful and married, has a besotted young lover, Count Octavian. But Octavian is half her age, and the Feldmarschallin knows that one day she must give him up to a younger woman. How soon will that time come? When the boorish Baron Ochs charges Octavian to present a silver rose (a traditional engagement gift) on his behalf, Octavian comes face to face with the delightful Sophie; the Feldmarschallin is the first to realise what is going on.

Music	Strauss
Lyrics	Hofmannsthal

Production:: (T527618081)

Revival production. Sung in German with English titles.

Company	Opera North
Conductor	Aleksandar Markovic
Director	David McVicar
Director	Elaine Tyler-Hall (revival director)
Design	David McVicar
Costume	Tanya McCallin
Lighting	Paule Constable
Performer	Ylva Kihlberg (Feldmarschallin)
Performer	Helen Sherman (Octavian)
Performer	Henry Waddington (Baron Ochs)
Performer	Fflur Wyn (Sophie von Faninal)
Performer	William Dazeley (Heerr von Faninal - some dates)
Performer	Paul Gibson (Herr von Faninal - some dates)
Performer	Aled Hall (Valzacchi)
Performer	Jung Soo Yun (Italian tenor)

Listing:: L01088732000

Production details

Revival production. Sung in German with English titles.

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