
The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard
Jul 22, 2022 · 3h 28m
Director
Christian RäthOverview
The plot is almost identical to Donizetti’s Don Pasquale except that the “old man” is not a fool here and his relationship with his nephew, Henry, is loving. It is more human and tender but still has bite. All the old man, Sir Morosus, wants is silence. Richard Strauss' Die schweigsame Frau was first presented in 1935; Hitler and Goebbels refused to attend because Stefan Zweig, the librettist, was a Jew and Strauss refused to remove his name from the program after the Nazis had insisted it be excised. It was a great success but was withdrawn for just that political reason after only three performances. Presented here is the complete, with some minor tweeks, uncensored version.
Cast of The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard
Crew of The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard
About The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard
What is The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard about?
The plot is almost identical to Donizetti’s Don Pasquale except that the “old man” is not a fool here and his relationship with his nephew, Henry, is loving. It is more human and tender but still has bite. All the old man, Sir Morosus, wants is silence. Richard Strauss' Die schweigsame Frau was first presented in 1935; Hitler and Goebbels refused to attend because Stefan Zweig, the librettist…
When was The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard released?
The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard was released on July 22, 2022.
How long is The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard?
The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard runs 3 hours 28 minutes (208 minutes).
Who directed The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard?
The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard was directed by Christian Räth.
Who is in the cast of The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard?
The cast of The Silent Woman - Fisher Center at Bard includes Harold Wilson (Sir Morosus), Jana McIntyre (Aminta), David Portillo (Henry Morosus), Edward Nelson (Schneidebart, the barber) and Ariana Lucas (Widow Zimmerlein).
