The amazing people at Fulham Opera continue their journey through Wagner's Ring Cycle with performances of Siegfried on 12, 15, 17 February at St John's Church, Fulham. Performances are fully staged, directed by Mark Pappenheim, with piano accompaniment (musical director Benjamin Woodward) with a strong cast of Wagnerian singers including Ian Wilson Pope as the Wanderer, Zoe South as Brunnhilde, Phillip Modino as Siegfried and Peter Kent as Mime. Gotterdammerung follows in November 2013, with two complete cycles in 2014. Further information from the Fulham Opera website.
Saturday, 9 February 2013
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