An enjoyable Magic Flute from Irish National Opera

Von Andrew Larkin, 23 Mai 2019

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Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, am 21 Mai 2019

Mozart, Die Zauberflöte

Irish National Opera

Peter Whelan, Musikalische Leitung

Caroline Staunton, Regie

Ciaran Bagnall, Bühnenbild, Licht

Katie Davenport, Kostüme

Nick Pritchard, Tamino

Anna Devin, Pamina

Audrey Luna, Königin der Nacht

Gavan Ring, Papageno

Lukas Jakobski, Sarastro

Rachel Croash, Erste Dame

Sarah Richmond, Zweite Dame

Raphaela Mangan, Dritte Dame

Andrew Gavin, Monostatos

Padraic Rowan, Sprecher

Amy Ní Fhearraigh, Papagena

Matthew Mannion, Erster Priester

Peter O'Reilly, Zweiter Priester

Fearghal Curtis, Erster Geharnischter

Robert McAllister, Zweiter Geharnischter

Irish National Opera Chorus

Irish Chamber Orchestra

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Andrew Larkin

Andrew Larkin is a pianist, composer and teacher from Dublin. Educated at Dublin and at Cambridge, he has performed all around Europe and Mexico. He currently teaches piano and composition in Dublin.