Bitter Tears Of Petra Von Kant, The

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

First Performance 16/09/2005

Closing 07/10/2005

Based on the Fassbinder play, which received acclaim and notoriety when released as a film in 1972, The Bitter Tears Of Petra Von Kant is Gerald Barry’s third opera. The claustrophobic exploration of loneliness, obsession and female love remains faithful to the original and is set in Denis Calandra’s English translation.

The world stage premiere is directed by Richard Jones, whose production of The Trojans won an Olivier Award for Best New Opera in 2004.

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Cast

Stephanie Friede, Rebecca Von Lipinski, Barbara Hannigan, Kathryn Harries, Susan Bickley

Creative

Director - Richard Jones

Producer - RTÉ/ENO

Designer - Ultz

Lighting Designer - Mimi-Jordan Sherrin

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