Organization

Conductor

Christoph-Johannes Eichhorn

Stage director

Stage director (+8)

Cusch Jung

Choreographer

Choreographer (+1)

Mirko Mahr

Set designer

Set designer (+1)

Karin Fritz

Costume designer

Chorusmaster

Chorusmaster (+2)

Mathias Drechsler

Dramaturge

Elisabeth Kühne

Soprano (+3)

Olivia Delauré

Larissa

Soprano (+2)

Nora Lentner

Antonia Gromeko

Mezzo-soprano

Sabine Potter

Anna Gromeko

Bass-baritone (+5)

Michael Raschle

Alexander Gromeko

Baritone (+2)

Ivo Kovrigar

Markel

Gints

Tenor (+1)

Stephen Budd

Janko

Oper Leipzig

Orchestra

Orchester der Musikalischen Komödie

Ballet

Ballett der Musikalischen Komödie

Yngve Gasoy-Romdal

Jurij Schiwago

Spoken (+2)

Patrick Imhof

Viktor Komarovskij

Tenor (+2)

Björn Christian Kuhn

Pawel

Mezzo-soprano (+3)

Sabine Töpfer

Olga

Strelnikow

Konstanze Haupt

Kubaricha

Baritone (+1)

Georg Führer

Liberius

Musikalische Komödie

Chorus

Musical Comedy Choir (MUK)

Love in times of revolution: With »Doctor Zhivago«, Boris Pasternak not only created an epochal novel of world renown, but also the template for David Lean's Oscar-winning Hollywood film adaptation with Omar Sharif. Now the love story about the poet doctor Zhivago can be experienced as a large-scale musical.

Growing up in the Russian Tsarist Empire, Yuri Zhivago gets caught between the fronts in the turmoil of war and revolution. As an independent free spirit, he not only stands between two regimes, but also between two women, his wife Tonia and the mysterious Lara. But Jurij is not Lara's only admirer: alongside him, Lara's childhood friend Viktor Komarovskij and her husband Pascha Antipov, leader of the Red Army, are also fighting for her heart.

Pasternak himself was no longer able to witness the success of his work; his novel was vilified and banned in the Soviet Union for 30 years. In 1958, out of love for his homeland, he even declined the Nobel Prize in Literature and died in seclusion two years later. With her Broadway musical, the two-time Grammy winner Lucy Simon brings his greatest work back to life and creates a contemporary sound that integrates emotional ballads as well as the overwhelming Russian tonal language.

Doctor Zhivago, Simon, Lucy

Cast

Larissa

Antonia Gromeko

Anna Gromeko

Alexander Gromeko

Markel

Gints

Janko

Jurij Schiwago

Viktor Komarovskij

Pavel Antipov

Olga

Strelnikow

Kubaricha

Liberius

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Instrumentation

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