Introduction - 6:45 p.m.
Start - 7 pm
End - 9 pm
Salomé made Richard Strauss famous as a world-class opera composer. An atmosphere of macabre decadence emerges from David McVicar's staging and Es Devlin's Art Deco scenery. Salomé, played by Nadja Michael, is innocence, sensuality and violence. Stage director | David McVicar Scenography and costumes | Es Devlin Lighting | Wolfgang Göbbel Choreography | Andrew George Musical Direction | Philippe Jordan Royal Opera House Orchestra Salome | Nadja Michael Herod | Thomas Moser Herodias | Michaela Schuster Narraboth | Joseph Kaiser Jokanaan | Michael Volle Page to Herodias | Daniela Sindram First soldier | Christian Sist Second soldier | Alan Ewing Cappadocian | Vuyani Mlinde Slave | Matshikiza Pumeza First Jew | Adrian thompson Second Jew | Martyn Hill Third Jew | Hubert Francis Jewish quarter | Ji-Min Park Fifth Jew | Jeremy White First Nazarene | Iain Paterson Second Nazarene | Julian Tovey Naaman (executor) | Duncan Meadows Actors | Kenneth Bryars, Andrew Carter, Peter Cooney, Trevor Goldstein, Sam Guttmann Hancocks, Irene Hardy, Nathan Heys, Pano Masti, Lee Mathieson, Frances Millar, Emm Reed, Anna-Marie Sullivan, Sirena Tocco. |
