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The Participants Music by Richard Strauss - Libretto by Hugo von Hoffmansthal World premiere at the Konigliches Opernhaus, Dresden, January 26, 1911 January 22, 23,
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Conductor:
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Richard Buckley | |||||
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Stage Director: |
Sandra Bernhard | |||||
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Assistant Director
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Doug Scholz-Carlson | |||||
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Assistant Conductor
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Scott Terrell | |||||
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Set Designer::
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Jorg Zimmermann | |||||
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Lighting Designer:
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Marcus Dilliard | |||||
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Wig Master and Makeup Designer:
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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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Chorusmaster:
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Paul Sahuc | |||||
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German Language Coach
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Barbara Kierig | |||||
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English Captions
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Floyd Anderson | |||||
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THE CAST |
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The Feldmarschallin (Marschallin),
Marie Therese, Princess Werdenberg |
Yvonne Kenney | |||||
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Octavian, Count Rofrano
('Quinquin'), her young lover |
Emily Manhart | |||||
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Baron Ochs auf Lerchenau, her cousin
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Peter Rose | |||||
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Sophie von Faninal
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Elizabeth Comeaux | |||||
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Herr von Faninal, Sohpie's father
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Paul Sahuc | |||||
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Marianne, Sophie's duenna
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Stephanie Lewis | |||||
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Valzacchi, an intriguer
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Dan Dressen | |||||
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Annina, his niece and partner
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Jennifer Zabala | |||||
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Italian singer
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Justin Vickers | |||||
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Innkeeper
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Jeremy Cady | |||||
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