Name: Die Zauberflöte
Start: 2015-06-05
End: 2015-06-05
Location: Wales Millennium Centre

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Tenor

Allan Clayton

Tamino

Benjamin Hulett

Soprano

Sophie Bevan

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Anita Watson

Elizabeth Watts

Baritone

Jacques Imbrailo

Papageno

Daniel Grice

Bass

Scott Wilde

Sarastro

Ashley Holland

Speaker

Samantha Hay

The Queen of the Night

Kathryn Lewek

Camilla Roberts

First lady

Máire Flavin

Second lady

Contralto

Emma Carrington

Third lady

Conductor

Lothar Koenigs

Simon Phillippo

Stage director

Dominic Cooke

Set designer

Julian Crouch

Costume designer

Kevin Pollard

Lighting designer

Chris Davey

Choreographer

Sue Lefton

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Die Zauberflöte -  (The Magic Flute)

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The Magic Flute

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Every now and then we need a night at the theatre that just makes us smile. Warm, fun and witty, Mozart's The Magic Flute does just that.Director Dominic Coo...

Every now and then we need a night at the theatre that just makes us smile. Warm, fun and witty, Mozart's The Magic Flute does just that.

Director Dominic Cooke presents a bold production that combines Mozart's sublime music with surreal staging featuring an angry lobster, a newspaper reading lion and a fish doubling as a bicycle. A rich mix of comedy, pantomime, philosophy and religion, on a breathtaking Magritte-inspired set design, The Magic Flute is an irrepressibly entertaining evening.

Mozart's most famous opera is a story of young people finding their place in the world, working out for themselves what is true and what is false, what is right and what is quite wrong. It's a journey through darkness into the light.

Suitable for all the family, The Magic Flute is the perfect introduction to opera, with moments of total enchantment and music that will remain in the memory forever. Come and witness this unforgettable experience.

    Running time approximately two hours and 50 minutes including one interval
    Sung in English with surtitles in English and Welsh
    Suitable for ages 8 and over

WNO Guide to The Magic Flute

Every now and then we need a night at the theatre that just makes us smile. Warm, fun and witty, Mozart's The Magic Flute does just that.

Director Dominic Cooke presents a bold production that combines Mozart's sublime music with surreal staging featuring an angry lobster, a newspaper reading lion and a fish doubling as a bicycle.

A rich mix of comedy, pantomime, philosophy and religion, on a breathtaking Magritte-inspired set design, The Magic Flute is an irrepressibly entertaining evening. Mozart's most famous opera is a story of young people finding their place in the world, working out for themselves what is true and what is false, what is right and what is quite wrong. It's a journey through darkness into the light.

Suitable for all the family, The Magic Flute is the perfect introduction to opera, with moments of total enchantment and music that will remain in the memory forever. Come and witness this unforgettable experience.

The Magic Flute by Mozart, Fri 05 Jun 2015, From (2015/2015), Directed by Dominic Cooke,, Conductor Lothar Koenigs, Simon Phillippo, Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff, United Kingdom

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