Name: Falstaff
Start: 2021-06-10T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-12-30T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Grange Park Opera, Surrey

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John Bishop

Cantante

Baritono

Bryn Terfel

Sir John Falstaff

Soprano

Natalya Romaniw

Mrs. Alice Ford

David Stout

Ford

Chloe Morgan

Nannetta

Tenore

Luis Gomes

Fenton

Contralto

Sara Fulgoni

Mrs. Quickly

Mezzosoprano

Janis Kelly

Mrs. Meg Page

Marc Le Brocq

Dott. Cajus

Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts

Bardolfo

Basso

Lukas Jakobski

Pistola

Direzione d'orchestra

Gianluca Marcianò

Regia

Stephen Medcalf

Scenografia

Jamie Vartan

Grange Park Opera

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BBC Concert Orchestra

italiano

Falstaff

Surrey

Regno Unito

Grange Park Opera, Surrey

As the saying goes, “Shakespeare invented him, Verdi made him immortal” – and, surely, it was Bryn Terfel who defined him. Terfel first sung Falstaff in 1999, and in 2021, the bass-baritone superstar returns once more to the role at Grange Park Opera. In a production by Stephen Medcalf first shown in the 17th century Farnese theatre in Parma in 2011 with designs that are truly Falstaffian including sensational backcloths by Italian supremo Rinaldo Rinaldi.

Natalya Romaniw, Janis Kelly and Sara Fulgoni are the conniving wives of Windsor in Verdi’s only comic opera, written when the composer was 80, contradicting the adage that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. The opera is a hymn to the irrepressibility of the human spirit.

As Terfel himself says, “it’s just a joy to portray on the stage this loveable old rogue who can’t help but lie, eat, cheat and drink”.

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The opening night of Falstaff at Grange Park Opera's 2021 season. Starring Bryn Terfel in the title role.

Falstaff opening night | Grange Park Opera

As the saying goes, “Shakespeare invented him, Verdi made him immortal” – and, surely, it was Bryn Terfel who defined him. Terfel first sung Falstaff in 1999, and in 2021, the bass-baritone superstar returns once more to the role at Grange Park Opera. In a production by Stephen Medcalf first shown in the 17th century Farnese theatre in Parma in 2011 with designs that are truly Falstaffian including sensational backcloths by Italian supremo Rinaldo Rinaldi.

Natalya Romaniw, Janis Kelly and Sara Fulgoni are the conniving wives of Windsor in Verdi’s only comic opera, written when the composer was 80, contradicting the adage that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. The opera is a hymn to the irrepressibility of the human spirit.

As Terfel himself says, “it’s just a joy to portray on the stage this loveable old rogue who can’t help but lie, eat, cheat and drink”.

A life-enhancing evening is guaranteed.

English

Falstaff by Verdi, Da (2021/2021), Diretto da Stephen Medcalf,, Direttore d'orchestra Gianluca Marcianò, Grange Park Opera, Surrey, Surrey, Regno Unito

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