| Wagner, Richard (1813-1883) | Die Walküre (Concert production) |
| Longborough Festival Opera | |||
| Anthony Negus | Conductor | ||
| Amy Lane | Director | ||
| Rhiannon Newman Brown | Set Designer | ||
| Emma Ryott | Costume Designer | ||
| Charlie Morgan Jones | Lighting Designer | ||
| Lorena Randi | Choreography | ||
| Longborough Festival Opera Orchestra | |||
| Paul Carey Jones | Baritone | Wotan | |
| Peter Wedd | Tenor | Siegmund | |
| Sarah Marie Kramer | Soprano | Sieglinde | |
| Brindley Sherratt | Bass | Hunding | 2021 Jun 01 mat, 03 mat, 05 mat, 08 mat |
| Freddie Tong | Bass | Hunding | 2021 Jun 10 mat, 12 mat, 14 mat |
| Lee Bisset | Soprano | Brünnhilde | |
| Madeleine Shaw | Mezzo-soprano | Fricka | |
| Katie Lowe | Soprano | Helmwige | |
| Cara McHardy | Soprano | Ortlinde | |
| Carolyn Dobbin | Mezzo-soprano | Siegrune | |
| Emma Lewis | Mezzo-soprano | Roßweiße | |
| Katie Stevenson | Mezzo-soprano | Grimgerde | |
| Rhonda Browne | Mezzo-soprano | Schwertleite | |
| Meeta Raval | Soprano | Gerhilde | |
| Flora McIntosh | Mezzo-soprano | Waltraute |
A new production for the 2020 Festival
3.00–9.00pm (including 30-minute interval and 90-minute dining interval)
Sung in German with English surtitles
Siegmund and Sieglinde find themselves drawn together during a storm. Unbeknown to them their father is Wotan, chief of the gods, who through Siegmund hopes to retrieve a ring of ultimate power.
Following Longborough’s acclaimed Das Rheingold, Wagner’s epic tale of Der Ring des Nibelungen continues with Die Walküre, conducted by Longborough’s Music Director Anthony Negus and directed by Amy Lane.