Organization

Singer

Soprano

Karita Mattila

Salome

Mezzo-soprano

Ildikó Komlósi

Herodias

Tenor

Kim Begley

Herod

Joseph Kaiser

Narraboth

Baritone

Juha Uusitalo

John the Baptist

Lucy Schaufer

A Page of Herodias

Reveka Mavrovitis

A slave

Allan Glassman

First Jew

Mark Schowalter

Second Jew

Adam Klein

Third Jew

John Easterlin

Fourth Jew

Bass

James Courtney

Fifth Jew

Keith Miller

First soldier

Richard Bernstein

Second soldier

David Won

A Cappadocian

Morris D Robinson

First Nazarene

Donovan Singletary

Second Nazarene

Reginald Braithwaite

Executioner

Conductor

Patrick Summers

Stage director

Jürgen Flimm

Costume designer

Santo Loquasto

Set designer

The Metropolitan Opera

Others

Metropolitan Opera Choir

Orchestra

Metropolitan Opera Orchestra

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New York City

United States

Metropolitan Opera House

It is no wonder that Met audiences have gone wild over Karita Mattila’s sizzling Salome. Indisputably one of the greatest Salomes of our time, Mattila utterly incarnates Oscar Wilde’s petulant, willful, and lust-driven heroine. With Strauss’s groundbreaking music magnifying the degenerate atmosphere and building the erotic tension, this is one opera that is as shocking today as it was at its premiere in 1905.

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Datos

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