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2023

December

Tue
05 Dec 2023

Tue
12 Dec 2023

Tue
19 Dec 2023
Venue

Lyric Theatre, Queensland Performing Arts Centre
corner Grey & Melbourne streets, South Bank, QLD, 4101

Language

Sung in German with English surtitles.

Running time

Approximately 6 hours, including two intervals of 75, and 30 minutes.

Please note

Strobe lighting will be used in this production.

New production

The Ring Cycle’s third part is intensely focused on the fortunes of a single figure. Siegfried charts the rise of the son of Siegmund and Sieglinde into the greatest hero of the age.

Following Sieglinde’s death, Siegfried has been raised by the dwarf Mime, brother of Alberich. Although Mime loathes Siegfried, he hopes Siegfried will kill the dragon Fafner, guardian of the all-powerful ring. Instead, Siegfried kills both Fafner and Mime, claims the ring for himself and sets off to find the sleeping Brünnhilde.

Siegfried braves the flames, wakes her with a kiss and the two declare their powerful feelings of love in one of the most thrilling and extended love duets in all opera.

Cast & Creative

Conductor
Director & Production Designer
Associate Set Designer
Digital Content Designer
Digital Content Designer Associates
Sebastian Grebing And Milena Mayer
Costume Designer
Lighting Designer
Associate Lighting Designer
Choreographer
Siegfried
Brünnhilde
Lise Lindstrom (Cycle 1 and Cycle 2 )
Anna-Louise Cole (Cycle 3 )
Erda
Mime
Wanderer
Alberich
Fafner
Woodbird

Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Opera Australia Chorus
Dance North Dancers

The Story

The Ring Cycle’s third part is intensely focused on the fortunes of a single figure. Siegfried charts the rise of the son of Siegmund and Sieglinde into the greatest hero of the age.

Not afraid of spoilers? Read the full synopsis.

Strategic Partners
Tourism Queensland

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Wagner Syndicate 2020

Henkell Brothers

University Partner

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Presenting Partner

QPAC

Orchestra Partner

Queensland Symphony Orchestra

Presenting Government Partner

NFACR

Patron-in-Chief

Opera Australia Government Partner

Australia Council for the Arts