Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Midsummer Opera Wagner
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Midsummer Opera are continuing their exploration of Wagner's Ring, having given us Act 1 of The Valkyrie, they are now performing acts 2 and 3. Zoe South will be Brunnhilde, with John Upperton and Deborah Stoddart reprising their roles as Siegmund and Sieglinde; Karen Foster and Stephen Holloway are Mr and Mrs Wotan. David Roblou conducts. The eagle eyed amongst you will have spotted the Zoe South, who plays Brunnhilde, sang the role of the Woman in the performances of my opera When a Man Knows last year.
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