Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti
Dec 07, 2012 · 4h 5m
Director
Arnalda CanaliOverview
The people of the Duchy of Brabant are divided by quarrels and political infighting; also, a devious hostile power left over from the region's pagan past is seeking to subvert the prevailing monotheistic government and to return the Duchy to pagan rule. A mysterious knight, sent by God and possessing superhuman charisma and fighting ability, arrives to unite and strengthen the people, and to defend the innocent noblewoman Elsa from a false accusation of murder, but he imposes a condition: the people must follow him without knowing his identity. Elsa in particular must never ask his name, or his heritage, or his origin. The conspirators attempt to undermine her faith in her rescuer, to create doubt among the people, and to force him to leave.
Cast of Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti
Crew of Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti
About Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti
What is Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti about?
The people of the Duchy of Brabant are divided by quarrels and political infighting; also, a devious hostile power left over from the region's pagan past is seeking to subvert the prevailing monotheistic government and to return the Duchy to pagan rule. A mysterious knight, sent by God and possessing superhuman charisma and fighting ability, arrives to unite and strengthen the people, and to…
When was Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti released?
Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti was released on December 7, 2012.
How long is Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti?
Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti runs 4 hours 5 minutes (245 minutes).
Who directed Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti?
Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti was directed by Arnalda Canali.
Who is in the cast of Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti?
The cast of Lohengrin: Opera romantica in tre atti includes Jonas Kaufmann (Lohengrin), René Pape (Heinrich der Vogler), Annette Dasch (Elsa von Brabant), Tómas Tómasson (Friedrich von Telramund) and Evelyn Herlitzius (Ortrud).