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Performance

VenueLondon Coliseum
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From8th May 2004
To5th June 2004
WhenMay 8 16:00. May 11, 18, 26, at 17:00. May 15, 22, 29, Jun 5 at 16:00
PricesFrom £5.00. To £78.00.
London Coliseum (V376)
Current/Future Listings
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The Valkyrie - Part I

The Valkyrie

Work:: The Valkyrie (S1166730132)

The Valkyrie introduces Siegmund, Wotan's son by a human, and the Valkyries - Wotan's female warriors who are memorably portrayed in one of the opera's most exciting scenes. 'The Ride of the Valkyries'. Siemund's unwittingly incestuous love for his sister Sieglinde ignites a power struggle between Wotan and his consort Fricka, which leads to Siegmund's death. Brunnhilde, Wotan's best-loved daughter, defies her father and rescues Sieglinde, pregnant with Siegmund's child. Enraged by her defiance, Wotan imprisons Brunnhilde inside a ring of fire, stripped of the protection of the gods. Only a moral, innocent hero can save her.
Author Wagner

Production:: Part I (T1461222310)

Sky and Artsworld Season. Running time approximately 4hrs 50mins. Supported by a syndicate of donors.
Company English National Opera
Conductor Paul Daniel
Conductor Alex Ingram (May04 26)
Director Phylida Lloyd
Design Richard Hudson
Lighting Simon Mills
Translation Jeremy Sams
Performer Par Lindskog (Siegmund)
Performer Orla Boylan (Sieglinde)
Performer Clive Bayley (Hunding)
Performer Robert Hayward (Wotan)
Performer Susan Parry (Fricka)
Performer Kathleen Broderick (Brunnhilde)
Performer Giselle Allen (Gerhilde)
Performer Claire Weston (Ortlinde)
Performer Emma Selway (Waltraute)
Performer Ethna Robinson (Schwerteite)
Performer Julia Melinek (Helmwige)
Performer Rebecca de Pont Davies (Siegrune)
Performer Valerie Reid (Grimgerde)
Performer Leah-Marian Jones (Rossweisse)

Listing:: L01990644114




Part I

Sky and Artsworld Season. Running time approximately 4hrs 50mins. Supported by a syndicate of donors.

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