| Welsh National Opera | ||
| Carlo Rizzi | Dirección | |
| Annilese Miskimmon | Dirección de escena | |
| Leslie Travers | Diseño de escena | |
| Orchestra of Welsh National Opera | ||
| Chorus of Welsh National Opera | ||
| Kally Lloyd-Jones | Coreografía | |
| Elena Thomas | Actor | |
| Rosa Feola | Soprano | Elvira |
| Barry Banks | Tenor | Lord Arturo Talbo |
| David Kempster | Bajo | Sir Riccardo Forth |
| Wojtek Gierlach | Bajo | Sir Giorgio Valton |
| Aidan Smith | Barítono | Lord Gualtiero Valton |
| Sian Meinir | Soprano | Enrichetta |
| Simon Crosby Buttle | Tenor | Sir Bruno Roberton |
The tide of the English Civil War is turning against the Royalists. In the darkness of a prison fortress, Elvira, daughter of the Puritan leader Lord Valton, loses her reason when she mistakenly believes her Royalist lover, Arturo, has abandoned her for another woman. With the defeat of the Stuarts imminent, the lovers are finally reunited, and Elvira's reason is restored.