Performance

Venue	Royal Opera House
	Also: Linbury Studio, Ballet Studio, Clore Studio,Floral Hall
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	1st October 2012
To	2nd November 2012
When	Oct12 1, 9, 24, Nov12 2 at 16:00
Royal Opera House (V377)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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Date of change: 13 Oct 11 - T01932791383

Gotterdammerung

Work:: Gotterdammerung (S1947)

Part of the Wagner ring cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen. Running time approx. 6hr. In Gotterdammerung we find that Hagen (Albrich's son) has drugged Siegmund, making him fall out of love with Brunnhilde so that he can marry her himself - meanwhile Brunnhilde, angered at the fickle nature of her lover, vows revenge.

Author

Wagner

Production:: (T01932791383)

Sung in German with English surtitles. Running time: 6hrs 30mins (with 2 intervals)

Producer	Royal Opera House
Company	Royal Opera Chorus
Company	Orchestra of the Royal Opera House
Conductor	Antonio Pappano
Director	Keith Warner
Design	Stefanos Lazaridis
Costume	Marie-Jeanne Lecca
Lighting	Wolfgang Gobbel
Design	Mic Pool (video)
Design	Dick Straker (video)
Design	Matthew Deely (associate set designer)
Director	Malcolm Ranson (fight)
Choreographer	Clare Glaskin (original choreography)
Performer	Maria Radner (First Norn)
Performer	Karen Cargill (Second Norn)
Performer	Elisabeth Meister (Third Norn)
Performer	Susan Bullock (Brunnhilde)
Performer	Stefan Vinke (Siegfied)
Performer	Peter Coleman-Wright (Gunther)
Performer	John Tomlinson (Hagen)
Performer	Rachel Willis-Sorensen)
Performer	Mihoko Fujimura (Waltraute)
Performer	Wolfgang Koch (Alberich)
Performer	Nadine Livingstone (Woglinde)
Performer	Kai Ruutel (Wellgunde)
Performer	Harriet Williams (Flosshilde)

Listing:: L2133207368

Current production:Work

Production details

Sung in German with English surtitles. Running time: 6hrs 30mins (with 2 intervals)

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