Opera House | Main Stage
26 April  3 | 17 | 24 May 2006 - 6:00 PM

Following the premiere in 2003, the critics wrote:
Sweeping, marvellous and convincing performance of Wagner’s magnificent drama.
Splendid start on Wagner’s Ring at the Royal Theatre.
Sharp, captivating and detailed.
Breathlessly exciting epic performance of The Ring.
Raging, full-blooded theatre.


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Conductor: Michael Schønwandt
Staging: Kasper Bech Holten
Sets and costume designer: Marie í Dali and Steffen Aarfing
Lighting designer: Jesper Kongshaug
Dramaturge: Henrik Engelbrecht

Duration: Approximately 5 hours including intermissions.

Die Walküre will be performed in German with Danish supertitles.

Synopsis
A man flees from his foes. He arrives at a house where he is met by a woman, Sieglinde. She is married to the owner of the house, Hunding. The stranger and Sieglinde both find that there is some-thing eerily familiar about the other. Hunding arrives home and asks who the stranger is. The stranger tells them that his family was attacked when he was a child – his mother was killed and his twin sister abducted. He and the father lived as outlaws in the forests until the father disappeared one day.
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The four operas
Das Rheingold
Die Walküre
Siegfried
Götterdämmerung

Articles
Kasper Bech Holten:
The Journey Begins

Henrik Engelbrecht:
Vision and Reality

Kasper Bech Holten:
Thoughts about The Ring, 2001

Chronology:
Wagner, Die Walküre and Der Ring des Nibelungen
Gallery
See the photos from Die Walküre
Biographies
The Ring Team...

The Cast
See the cast

Biographies are available at www.kglteater.dk
Die Walküre is sponsored by the Bikuben Foundation