Performance

Venue	London Coliseum
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	28th February 2003
To	2nd April 2003
When	Feb 28, Mar 5, 7, 12, 20, 27, Apr 2 at 18:30, Mar 15, 22, 29 at 17:30
Prices	From £3.00. To £68.00.
London Coliseum (V376)
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:: (T1389568699)

Co-production with Los Angeles Music Center Association, Houston Grand Opera and New York City Opera. Running time 4 hrs 5 mins

Company	English National Opera
Conductor	Vassily Sinaisky
Director	Jonathan Miller (original director)
Director	David Ritch (revival director)
Design	Peter J Davison
Costume	Sue Blane
Lighting	Jean Kalman
Translation	Alfred Kalisch
Performer	Janice Watson (The Feldmarschalin)
Performer	Alice Coote (Octavian)
Performer	John Tomlinson (Baron Ochs)
Performer	Stephen Richardson (Baron Ochs from Mar 20)
Performer	Susan Gritton (Sophie)
Performer	Andrew Shore (Herr von Faninal)
Performer	Rebecca de Pont Davies (Annina)
Performer	Adrian Thompson (Valzacchi)
Performer	Meryl Richardson (Duenna)
Performer	Barry Banks (Italian tenor)
Performer	Peter Auty (Italian tenor from Mar 27)
Performer	Iain Paterson (Commissar of Police)
Performer	Colin Lee (Major-Domo to Faninal)

Listing:: L716442594

Production details

Co-production with Los Angeles Music Center Association, Houston Grand Opera and New York City Opera. Running time 4 hrs 5 mins

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Special Performances

20 Mar 03 Sign Interpreted

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