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Götterdämmerung
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In Götterdämmerung, Siegfried takes leave of Brünnhilde to travel the world and accomplish new feats. These will be his last: during his journey along the Rhine, he falls victim to a sinister plot hatched by Alberich and his son Hagen. The downfall of the gods is now inevitable...
Bringing the Ring cycle to a close with Götterdämmerung, its most metaphysical chapter, Richard Wagner unleashes music as blazing as the pyre on which Brünnhilde immolates herself. Emotion runs equally high, as in Siegfried’s Funeral March, one of the score’s most striking orchestral passages. Premiered in 1876 at the inaugural Bayreuth Festival, the work is presented here in a production by Calixto Bieito, thus concluding his vision of the Ring Cycle for the Paris Opera, begun in 2025.
Program and cast
Third evening in three acts of Der Ring des Nibelungen
1876
Duration : 5h50 with 2 intervals
Language : German
Surtitle : French / English
Creative team
Richard Wagner: Musicand libretto
Calixto Bieito: Director
Rebecca Ringst: Set design
Ingo Krügler: Costume design
Michael Bauer: Lighting design
Sarah Derendinger: Video
Bettina Auer: Dramaturgy
Ching-Lien Wu: Chorus master
Cast
Andreas Schager: Siegfried
Johannes Martin Kränzle: Gunther
Mika Kares: Hagen
Brian Mulligan: Alberich
Tamara Wilson: Brünnhilde
Sinead Campbell Wallace: Gutrune
Eve-Maud Hubeaux: Waltraute
Aude Extrémo: Première Norne
Marie-Andrée Bouchard-Lesieur: Deuxième Norne
Sinead Campbell Wallace: Troisième Norne
Margarita Polonskaya: Woglinde
Isabel Signoret: Wellgunde
Katharina Magiera: Flosshilde
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The Opéra Bastille is the work of the Canadian-Uruguayan architect Carlos Ott, who was chosen in November 1983 after an international competition that attracted entries from some 1,700 architects. The theatre was inaugurated on July 13th 1989.
Its architecture is marked by transparent façades and by the use of identical materials for both the interiors and the exteriors.
With its 2,700 acoustically consistent seats, its unique stage facilities, its integrated scenery, costume and accessory workshops, as well as its numerous work areas and rehearsal rooms, the Opera Bastille is a great modern theatre.
Stage facilities
Orchestra pit, mobile and adjustable, can be covered; at its largest it can house 130 musicians
Main stage, 45 m high, 30 m wide, 25 m deep, made up of 9 elevators allowing several levels to be created and supported by three main elevators, which bring scenery up from below stage
Clearing zones, 4 storage areas with the same dimensions as the stage
Backstage area, with its scenery turntable
Circulation area, scenery temporarily stored between the stage, workshops and rehearsal stage
Rehearsal stage, the Salle Gounod, with its orchestra pit and dimensions identical to those of the main stage
The building
Area at ground level: 22,000 m²
Floor area: 160,000 m²
Total height: 80 m (including 30 m below street level)
The auditoriums
The main auditorium
Area: 1,200 m², 5% of the total for the building
Dimensions: 20 m high, 32 m deep, 40 m wide
Number of seats: 2,703
Materials: blue granite from Lannelin in Brittany, pearwood from China, glass ceiling
The amphitheatre
Area: 700 m²
Depth : 21.4 m
Number of seats : 450
Materials: white breccia marble from Verona, staff ceiling
The Studio
Area: 280 m²
Depth: 19,5 m
Number of seats: 237
Materials: white breccia marble from Verona and pearwood
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