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The Participants Music by Charles-Francois
Gounod - Libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré World premiere at Théatre Lyrique, Paris, March 19,1859 May 15, 16, 18,
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Conductor:
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Emmanuel Plasson | |||||
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Stage Director: |
David Roth | |||||
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Choreographer:
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Michael Farrell | |||||
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Set Designer:
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Earl Staley | |||||
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Costume Designer:
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Gail Bakkom | |||||
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Lighting Designer:
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Marcus Dilliard | |||||
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Wig Master and Makeup:
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Tom Watson | |||||
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Fight Choreographer:
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Craig Carlson | |||||
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Stage Manager:
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Alexander Farino | |||||
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Assistant Director:
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Emily Manhart | |||||
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Assistant Conductor
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Joseph Schlefke | |||||
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French Diction Coach
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Peter Robinson | |||||
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THE
CAST |
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Faust, a philosopher
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Paul Charles Clarke | |||||
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Méphistopheles
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Daniel Sumegi | |||||
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Valentin, brother of Marguerite
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Grant Youngblood | |||||
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Wagner, friend of Valentin
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Barret Walz | |||||
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Siebel, friend of Valentin
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Kathleen Humphrey | |||||
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Marguerite
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Izabela Labuda | |||||
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Marthe Schwerleinl, Marguerite's neighbor
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Dede Jorstad | |||||
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Time: mid-19th century An opera in three acts |
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Minnesota Public
Radio Web Site Produced
by MPR Online Services Photos by Gary
Mortensen Scenery and props for this production were created for a production by Francesca Zambello for Houston Grand Opera. The angel costumes were designed by Peter J. Hall for Dallas Opera. The Minnesota Opera
season is proudly sponsored by USBank. |
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