The Magic Flute

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

First Performance 24/01/2009

Closing 26/02/2009

By popular demand, English National Opera revives Nicholas Hytner’s production of Mozart’s much-loved classic The Magic Flute.

A sparkling ensemble is led by Sarah-Jane Davies as Pamina and Robert Murray as Tamino, the couple who must prove their love for each other through a series of tasks. British bass Robert Lloyd plays the magisterial role of Sarastro.

Hytner, whose direction is revived in this production, is the Director of the National Theatre.

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Cast

Robert Murray, Michael Bracegirdle, Sarah-Jane Davies, Mairead Buicke, Roderick Williams, Toby Stafford-Allen, Amanda Forbes, Robert Lloyd, Graeme Danby, Emily Hindrichs, Laure Meloy, James Gower, Stuart Kale, Kate Valentine, Susanna Tudor-Thomas, Deborah Davison, Christopher Turner

Creative

Director - Ian Rutherford, after the direction of Nicholas Hytner

Producer - ENO

Designer - Bob Crowley

Conductor - Erik Nielsen, Stephen Higgins

Lighting Designer - Nick Chelton

Author - Mozart

Translated By - Jeremy Sams

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