| Welsh National Opera | ||
| James Southall | Dirección | |
| Polly Graham | Dirección de escena | |
| April Dalton | Diseño de escena | |
| Welsh National Opera Orchestra | ||
| Tom Randle | Tenor | Tristan |
| Caitlin Hulcup | Mezzosoprano | Iseut aux blanches mains |
| Catherine Wyn-Rogers | Mezzosoprano | La mère d'Iseut |
| Sian Meinir | Soprano | Iseut la blonde |
| Howard Kirk | Bajo | Le Roi Marc |
| Anitra Blaxhall | Soprano | Branghien |
| Gareth Dafydd Morris | Tenor | Kaherdin |
| Stephen Wells | Bajo | Le Duc Hoël |
Many opera-goers will be familiar with Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde but Frank Martin’s intimate opera offers a very different take on the legend. This rare staged production of this exquisite and elegant tragedy promises a truly intoxicating experience. Tristan and Isolde are enemies brought together when they mistakenly drink a love potion. Their affair inevitably leads to a tragedy.