2025 / AROP evening / Opera
05 Feb.

L’Or du Rhin

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    Opéra Bastille

    19h30

    Duration
    2h30

    Dress Cocktail attire

  • Cocktail d'avant spectacle
    18h45
  • 1st part
    19h30
  • End of the performance
    22h00
  • Supper
    22h15

Unique in the history of opera, The Ring of the Nibelung is the colossal tetralogy Richard Wagner worked on for thirty years. First performed in 1869, the Prologue The Rhinegold unveils from its first telluric chord a world riddled with existential questions. Who will obtain the power of the ring forged from the gold of the Rhine? The gods, the giants or the Nibelungen?

Borrowing from Norse and Germanic mythology, Wagner conceived an extraordinary cycle that reflected his innovative ambition: to create a total work of art inspired by ancient tragedy. As well as revolutionising the art of opera, he also devised theatrical material open to multiple interpretations.

Das Rheingold

Production de 2019 - Calixto Bieito

  • Music

    Richard Wagner

  • Conductor
    Pablo Heras-Casado
  • Libretto

    Richard Wagner

  • Director

    Calixto Bieito

  • Set design

    Rebecca Ringst

  • Costume design

    Ingo Krügler

  • Lighting design

    Michael Bauer

  • Video

    Sarah Derendinger

  • Dramaturgy

    Bettina Auer

Cast

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Ludovic
Tézier

Wotan

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Florent
Mbia

Donner

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Matthew
Cairns

Froh

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Simon
O'Neill

Loge

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Kwangchul
Youn

Fasolt

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Mika
Kares

Fafner

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Brian
Mulligan

Alberich

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Gerhard
Siegel

Mime

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Eve-Maud
Hubeaux

Fricka

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Eliza
Boom

Freia

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Marie-Nicole
Lemieux

Erda

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Margarita
Polonskaya

Woglinde

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Isabel
Signoret

Wellgunde

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Katharina
Magiera

Flosshilde

The Paris Opera Orchestra

Mécènes &
partenaires

  • With the generous support of
  • With the exceptional support of

    Bertrand et Nathalie Ferrier

  • With the exceptional support of

    Elisabeth et Bertrand Meunier