Organization

Direzione d'orchestra

Leo Hussain

Regia

Olivia Fuchs

Cantante

Controtenore

Alexander Chance

La voce di Apollo

Baritono

Roderick Williams

Viaggiatore

Tenore

Mark Le Brocq

Gustav von Aschenbach

Scenografia

Nicola Turner

Costumi

Luci

Robbie Butler

Soprano

Emily Christina Loftus

Venditrice di fragole

Welsh National Opera

Others

WNO Chorus

Orchestra

Welsh National Opera Orchestra

Wales Millennium Centre

The Mayflower

Edmund Whitehead

Video

Sam Sharples

Peter Van Hulle

Elderly Fop

Hotel Manager

Hotel Barber

Leader of the players

Voice of Dionysus

Carolyn Jackson

Danish Lady

Claire Hampton

French Girl

Sarah Pope

French Mother

Mezzosoprano

Stella Woodman

German mother

Strolling player 1

Beca Davies

Beggar woman

Hotel porter

Simon Crosby Buttle

American 2

Hotel Guest

Gondolier 1

Alun Rhys-Jenkins

Vetraio

Martin Lloyd

Cameriere dell'albergo

Priest in St Mark's

Ship's Steward

Alastair Moore

Gondolier

Basso

Russian father

Restaurant waiter

Jasey Hall

Polish Father

Gondolier 2

Gareth Brynmor John

Impiegato inglese

Helen Jarmany

Sian Meinir

Recitazione

Mimi

Antony César

Tadzio

Helen Greenaway

Russian Nanny

Julian Boyce

German Father

Meriel Andrew

Lace seller

English Lady

Fiona Harrison-Wolfe

Russian mother

Angharad Morgan

Giornalaia

Diana Salles

Polish mother

Vilhelmiina Sinervo

Daughter I

Selma Hellmann

Daughter II

Riccardo Saggese

Jaschiu

Timothy Morgan

Rhodri Prys Jones

American 1

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Death in Venice -  (Morte a Venezia)

Birmingham

Regno Unito

Hippodrome

Plymouth

Theatre Royal

Bristol

Oxford

New Theatre Oxford

Southampton

Llandudno

Venue Cymru

Cardiff

Death in Venice Britten

Public

Morte a Venezia

gallese

Approvato

In the search for beauty and meaning, the renowned author Gustav von Aschenbach travels to Venice on a whim. In the sultry atmosphere of a cholera epidemic, with the scirocco blowing, he falls in love with Tadzio, a youthful aristocrat who is staying in the same hotel with his family. As Aschenbach projects his loneliness and desire on him, fantasy and imagination intermingle with existence. His obsession progresses to a fever pitch as he becomes increasingly divorced from reality. 

Inspired by the original Thomas Mann novella, Britten’s magnificently atmospheric opera comes to life in this new production from WNO, creating images of ravishing beauty, as well as exploring the grotesque hidden beneath the search for the sublime. As poetic worlds of the imagination collide with reality, the early 20th century acts as a mirror to our

English

Crediti di rappresentazione (Cast e team di produzione )

Cast

Team creativo

Ensemble