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The Ring Cycle Plays - The Rhine Gold/The Valkyrie/Siegfried/Twilight of the Gods archiveRichard Wagner's celebrated adaptation of Viking myths, presented on this occasion without the operatic scores, remains one of the most powerful and influential tales of sword and sorcery ever written, directly inspiring The Lord of the Rings and many other fantasy and sci-fi classics. Join us as we bring an extraordinary cast of gods, giants, nymphs, dwarfs and humans to life, revealing how mortals and immortals fall under the spell of a powerful ring, possession of which brings the chaos and glory of absolute power! The story unfolds over four hours interspersed with generous intervals and builds into an unforgettable, family friendly evening of mythical romance, comedy and drama. Catch them on different nights or see them all in one epic visit. A unique opportunity for opera buffs and fantasy fans alike to gain fresh insight into Wagner's extraordinary chronicle by encountering The Ring Cycle operas performed as plays.

Cast/Performers

Terence Frisch, Christopher Hines, Adam Hughes, Claire Jeater, Latoya Lees, Amy Christina Murray, Phil Sealey, Philip Scott-Wallace

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Phil Willott, Mervyn Millar
Company: Gods and Monsters Theatre
Producer: Suzanna Rosenthal
Adapted by: Lisa Kuma
Director: Phil Willmott
Design: Sara Perks
Costume: Sara Perks
Sound: Theo Holloway
Lighting: Jason Meininger

The Ring Cycle Plays - The Rhine Gold/The Valkyrie/Siegfried/Twilight of the Gods

The Ring Cycle Plays - The Rhine Gold/The Valkyrie/Siegfried/Twilight of the Gods (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0422894229. Details of all The Ring Cycle Plays - The Rhine Gold/The Valkyrie/Siegfried/Twilight of the Gods archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1159526226

Archive Listings

6 Aug 14
  to
31 Aug 14
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Outer London, Greater London
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