Performance

Venue	Southbank Centre
	Also: Royal Festival Hall, RFH, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room, Tuff Nutt Jazz Club
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	29th June 2016
To	29th June 2016
When	17:00
Southbank Centre (V423)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 22 Jan 15 - T0499380199

Die Walkure

Work:: Die Walkure (S1913)

Part of the Wagner ring cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen. Running time approx. 5hr. In Die Walkure (which includes the famous Ride of the Valkyries) the goddesses fly the souls of dead battle heroes to their new home in Valhalla but Brunnhilde (Chief Valkyrie) has fallen out with Wotan because she protected his half human son Siegmund in battle so he imprisons her on a rock surrounded by fire knowing that only a fearless hero (who he thinks doesn't exist) can save her.

Author

Wagner

Production:: (T0499380199)

Performed in German with English surtitles. End time: approx 22:20 (Southbank Centre)

Company	Opera North
Conductor	Richard Farnes
Performer	Lee Bisset (Sieglinde)
Performer	Lee Bisset (Sieglinde - Leeds)
Performer	Kelly Cae Hogan (Brunnhilde)
Performer	Bela Perencz (Wotan - Nottingham / Lowry / Southbank Centre)
Performer	Robert Hayward (Wotan - Leeds / Sage Gateshead)
Performer	Yvonne Howard (Fricka - Lowry / Southbank Centre / Sage Gateshead)
Performer	Susan Bickley (Fricka - Leeds / Nottingham)
Performer	James Creswell (Hunding)
Performer	Giselle Allen (soprano)
Performer	Sarah Castle (mezzo-soprano)
Performer	Madeleine Shaw (mezzo-soprano)
Performer	Ceri Williams (mezzo-soprano)
Performer	Fiona Kimm (mezzo-soprano)
Performer	Michael Weinius (Siegmund - Leeds / Lowry / Southbank Centre / Sage Gateshead)
Performer	Mark Le Brocq (Nottingham)

Listing:: L1981724536

Royal Festival Hall

Current production:Work

Production details

Performed in German with English surtitles. End time: approx 22:20 (Southbank Centre) Royal Festival Hall

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