Name: Moby-Dick
Start: 2012-10-10T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2012-11-02T00:00:00.000Z
Location: War Memorial Opera House

Organization

Ténor

Stephen Costello

Greenhorn

Contre-ténor

Ben Heppner

Captain Ahab

Jay Hunter Morris

Baryton

Morgan Smith

Starbuck

Jonathan Lemalu

Queequeg

Soprano

Talise Trevigne

Matthew O'Neill

Flask

Robert Orth

Stubb

Direction d'orchestre

Patrick Summers

Mise en scène

Leonard Foglia

Costumes

Jane Greenwood

Décors

Robert Brill

Choeur

José Angel Hernández

Lumières

Gavan Swift

Bradley Kynard

Daggoo

Joo Won Kang

Captain Gardiner

San Francisco Opera

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San Francisco Opera Chorus

anglais

Moby-Dick

San Francisco

États-Unis

War Memorial Opera House

Herman Melville’s epic tale of a fierce, obsessive whaling-boat captain who descends into madness and puts his crew in mortal danger is brought to the stage in this thrilling production from San Francisco Opera.

Based on Herman Melville’s classic novel, composer Jake Heggie’s Moby Dick is an opera in two acts. Set in 1820, it tells the story of Ahab, captain of the whaling ship Pequod, whose leg was taken by a white whale called Moby Dick. The captain is obsessed with finding and destroying the whale at all costs. Only Starbuck, the ship’s first mate, sees the deadly implications of the captain’s obsession.

Moby Dick was commissioned by the Dallas Opera (in collaboration with the San Francisco Opera, San Diego Opera, State Opera of South Australia and Calgary Opera) to commemorate its inaugural season in the Winspear Opera House in 2010.

Moby-Dick Heggie

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Valide

Behind the Voice: Jay Hunter Morris on the Tender Moments of Opera - San Francisco Opera

Moby-Dick by Heggie, mar. 23 oct. 2012, Du (2012/2012), Dirigé par Leonard Foglia,, Chef d'orchestre Patrick Summers, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, États-Unis

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