| Heggie, Jake (n. 1961) | Dead Man Walking | Livret de Terence McNally |
| Guildhall School of Music and Drama | |||
| Dominic Wheeler | Direction | ||
| Martin Lloyd-Evans | Mise en scène | ||
| Anna Reid | Décors, Costumes | ||
| Anthony Doran | Lumières | ||
| Alexandra Meier | Mezzo-soprano | Sister Helen Prejean | 2023 févr. 27, mars 03 |
| Alexandra Achillea Pouta | Mezzo-soprano | Sister Helen Prejean | 2023 mars 01, 06 |
| Lorna McLean | Soprano | Sister Rose, Sister Lillianne | 2023 févr. 27, mars 03 |
| Faryl Smith | Soprano | Sister Rose, Sister Lillianne | 2023 mars 01, 06 |
| Michael Lafferty | Baryton | Joseph De Rocher | 2023 févr. 27, mars 03 |
| Patrick Dow | Baryton | Joseph De Rocher | 2023 mars 01, 06 |
| Nancy Holt | Contralto | Mrs. Patrick De Rocher | |
| Jack Dolan | Ténor | Father Grenville, Howard Boucher | 2023 févr. 27, mars 03 |
| Jack Dolan | Ténor | First Motorcycle Cop | |
| Mark Bautista | Ténor | Father Grenville, Howard Boucher | 2023 mars 01, 06 |
| Mark Bautista | Ténor | Second Motorcycle Cop | |
| Louisa Stirland | Soprano | Kitty Hart | 2023 févr. 27, mars 03 |
| Louisa Stirland | Soprano | Sister Catherine | 2023 mars 01, 06 |
| Inguna Morozova | Soprano | Kitty Hart | 2023 mars 01, 06 |
| Inguna Morozova | Soprano | Sister Catherine | 2023 févr. 27, mars 03 |
| Jonathan Eyers | Baryton | Owen Hart | |
| Rachel Roper | Soprano | Jade Boucher | |
| Alaric Green | Baryton | George Benton (Prison warden) | |
| Emyr Wyn Jones | Baryton-basse | First Prison Guard | |
| Jacob Harrison | Baryton | Second Prison Guard |
Dead Man Walking by composer Jake Heggie and librettist Terrence McNally is one of the most powerful and thought-provoking operas of recent decades, exploring questions of faith, redemption and justice.
Based on the memoir of the same name by Sister Helen Prejean, it tells the true story of a nun’s journey as a spiritual advisor to a convicted murderer on death row in Louisiana's hardline state penitentiary.
Since its premiere by San Francisco Opera in 2000, Dead Man Walking has become one of the world’s most-performed American operas, yet has been rarely staged in the UK.
Martin Lloyd-Evans directs this Guildhall School production.
“Dead Man Walking is no ordinary opera. The human drama transforms us” – The Guardian
“A work of intense music drama that deserves to be heard.” – Bachtrack
Please note that this production contains adult themes, including rape, murder and execution.