All change at ENO's new Flying Dutchman: Stuart Skelton. replaces Julian Gavin.
Written By The Wagnerian on Wednesday, 11 April 2012 | 1:36:00 am
April brings many things but not that often a new production of The Dutchman at ENO - directed by Johnathen Kent. But this year it also brings about a change in cast as Julian Gavin has been forced to withdraw from the role of Erik for health reasons and is replaced by ENO, and others, favoured Parsifal: Stuart Skelton. Of course he is far from a newcomer to the role having already performed as Erik at: Deutsche Oper Berlin, The Staatsoper Unter den Linden (under Daniel Barenboim), Vienna State Opera, Hamburg, Strasbourg (Julia Jones), Frankfurt, Colorado and Adelaide. This is becoming an ever more intriguing Dutchman by the day.And don't forget the ever wonderful Clive Bayley remains as Daland - his Wagner remains something one must simply hear.
Stuart Skelton: Peter Grimes
Details:
New Production Conductor Edward Gardner Director Jonathan Kent Designer Paul Brown Lighting Designer Mark Henderson Choreographer Denni Sayers Video Designer Nina Dunn
Cast includes
Daland Clive Bayley Senta Orla Boylan Erik Stuart Skelton Daland’s Steerman Robert Murray The Dutchman James Creswell Mary Susanna Tudor-Thomas
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