Performance

Venue	Festival Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Edinburgh
County	Edinburgh
From	11th October 2005
To	15th October 2005
When	Oct 11, 15 at 17:30
Prices	From £13.50. To £60.50.
Festival Theatre (V600)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Don Carlos (Don Carlo)

Work:: Don Carlos (Don Carlo) (S1918)

Based on a Schiller play, Don Carlos brings history to life with huge dramatic force. Verdi's largest most ambitious opera deals with the clash of personal and political motives at the court of Philip II of Spain, against a background of bitter religious and national conflicts.

Music	Verdi
Lyrics	Joseph Mery
Lyrics	Camille du Locle

Production:: (T01704491531)

Supported through the generous gift from Dr David Speller and WNO's Don Carlos Syndicate. Approx running time 5 hours. Sung in French with English surtitles (+ Welsh in Cardiff and Llandudno).

Corporate Sponsor	Friends of WNO
Company	Welsh National Opera
Conductor	Carlo Rizzi
Director	John Caird
Design	Johan Engels
Lighting	NIgel Levings
Costume	Carl Friedrich Oberle
Choreographer	Denni Sayers
Performer	Nuccia Focile (Elisabeth de Valois - Sep 17 / 24 / Nov 19-Dec 10)
Performer	Sofia Mitropoulos (Oct 11-Nov 5)
Performer	Guang Yang (Princesse Eboli)
Performer	Paul Charles Clarke (Don Carlos)
Performer	Tommi Hakala (Rodrigue)
Performer	Andrea Silvestrelli (Philippe II)
Performer	Daniel Sumegi (Grand Inquisitor)
Performer	Matthew Rose (Monk)
Performer	Elizabeth Atherton (Thibault)
Performer	Luis Rodriguez (Comte de Lerme / Herald)
Performer	Matthew Hargreaves (Flemish Duputies)
Performer	Mark Evans (Flemish Duputies)
Performer	Jonathan May (Flemish Duputies)
Performer	Eddie Wade (Flemish Duputies)
Performer	Owen Webb (Flemish Duputies)

Listing:: L188858154

Production details

Supported through the generous gift from Dr David Speller and WNO's Don Carlos Syndicate. Approx running time 5 hours. Sung in French with English surtitles (+ Welsh in Cardiff and Llandudno).

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