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Semperoper Dresden

Conductor

Conductor (+2)

Roberto Rizzi Brignoli

Stage director

Stage director (+2)

Dietrich Hilsdorf

Set designer

Set designer (+3)

Johannes Leiacker

Costume designer

Costume designer (+2)

Gesine Völlm

Chorusmaster

Jonathan Becker

Dramaturge

Juliane Schunke

Baritone (+2)

Neven Crnić

Lord Henry Ashton

Tenor (+2)

Bekhzod Davronov

Sir Edgar of Ravenswood

Bass (+4)

Peter Kellner

Raymond Bidebent

Orchestra

Staatskapelle Dresden

Semperoper

Chorus

Saxon State Opera Choir Dresden

Tenor (+3)

Gerald Hupach

Norman

Lighting designer

Lighting designer (+3)

Fabio Antoci

Soprano (+2)

Pretty Yende

Lucy

Tenor

James Ley

Lord Arthur Bucklaw

Sabine Brohm

Alice

Soprano (+1)

Ruth Iniesta

Omer Kobiljak

Mezzo-soprano (+2)

Ewa Zeuner

Lucia Ashton falls in love with her family’s mortal enemy, Edgardo, and the young couple pledge eternal fidelity. However, Lucia’s brother Enrico is intent on marrying her off to a rich heir. When Lucia finally believes herself entirely abandoned and alone, with even her beloved Edgardo scorning and insulting her, she murders her unwanted husband on their wedding night. With her family grieving at her perceived insanity, Lucia sees this terrible act as a form of liberation, believing herself close to achieving happiness with her lover. Based on the bestselling novel by Sir Walter Scott, »Lucia di Lammermoor« pearl of bel canto opera. Composed by Gaetano Donizetti in 1835, it is a huge challenge for every singer, both musically and dramatically. In his staging for Dresden, Dietrich W. Hilsdorf illuminates the psychological states of the protagonists by focusing on the central human relationships. The ghostly sounds of the glass harmonica underscore the sensitive inner world of an oppressed woman in her fight against the rest of the world.

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