Performance

Venue	Festival Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	21st November 2006
To	1st December 2006
When	Nov 21, 29, Dec 1 at 18:30
Prices	From £14.00. To £63.50.
Festival Theatre (V600)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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:: (T1449879918)

Sung in German with English supertitles. Running time 4 hours

Corporate Sponsor	Deloitte (Glasgow)
Company	Scottish Opera
Conductor	Richard Armstrong
Director	David McVicar
Design	David McVicar
Choreographer	Andrew George (assistant director)
Design	Michael Vale (associate designer)
Costume	Tanya McCallin
Lighting	Paule Constable
Design	Clare O'Donoghue (revival designer)
Performer	Rebecca Nash (Feldmarschallin)
Performer	Sarah Connolly (Octavian)
Performer	Daniel Sumegi (Baron Ochs)
Performer	Alasdair Elliott (Valzacchi)
Performer	Caitlin Hulcup (Annina)
Performer	Thomas Walker (Italian Tenor)
Performer	Peter Sidham (Faninal)
Performer	Lucy Crowe (Sophie)
Performer	Sarah Rhodes (Marianne)
Performer	Alan Fairs (Commissar)
Performer	Harry Ward (Leopold)

Listing:: L1346150720

Production details

Sung in German with English supertitles. Running time 4 hours

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Special Performances

29 Nov 06 Audio Described

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