Monday, 21 May 2012
Die Walkure in Fulham
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Fulham Opera are continuing their exploration of The Ring, fully staged but with piano accompaniment. Following on from Die Rheingold they are performing Die Walkure on 22, 23, 25 and 27 May at St John's Church in Fulham. Brunnhilde is played by Zoe South, with Ian Wilson Pope as Wotan. Fiona Williams will be staging it and Benjamin Woodward is the musical director. Their production of Die Rheingold was surprising in many ways; the musical values were very high and the staging, despite the unlikely location, was highly imaginative. So Die Walkure should be well worth a visit.
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