Name: Dead Man Walking
Start: 2019-02-02T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2019-02-10T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

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Singer

Mezzo-soprano

Jamie Barton

Sister Helen Prejean

Baritone

Michael Mayes

Joseph De Rocher

Maria Zifchak

Mrs. Patrick De Rocher

Soprano

Karen Slack

Sister Rose

Kevin Burdette

George Benton

Tenor

Jay Hunter Morris

Father Grenville

Wayne Tigges

Owen Hart

Amy Little

Kitty Hart

Justin Stolz

Howard Boucher

Maria McDaniel

Jade Boucher

Jonathan Bryan

A Motor Cop

Conductor

Joseph Mechavich

Stage director

Tomer Zvulun

Israeli Opera

The Atlanta Opera

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Dead Man Walking

Atlanta

United States

Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

John A Williams Theatre

Dead Man Walking Heggie

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"The Atlanta Opera production makes clear why the dramatic power of DEAD MAN WALKING continues to strike a chord with audiences..." - Atlanta Journal-Constit...

Dead Man Walking: Feb 2-10

He’s a convicted killer. She’s devoted her life to God. What could they possibly have to say to one another?

A true story that spawned a best-selling book and an Academy Award-winning movie, Jake Heggie’s Dead Man Walking tells of Sister Helen Prejean and her time as spiritual advisor to Joseph de Rocher, a murderer on death row. The most performed new American opera of the 21st Century, Dead Man Walking “makes the most concentrated impact of any piece of American music theater since West Side Story.” (The Guardian).

Don’t miss this magnificent work that will penetrate your heart and mind, starring superstar mezzo-soprano and Georgia native Jamie Barton as Sister Helen and Michael Mayes as de Rocher.

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Dead Man Walking by Heggie, šeš 02 vas 2019, Nuo (2019/2019), Režisierius Tomer Zvulun,, Dirigentas Joseph Mechavich, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, Atlanta, United States

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