presents
GAETANO DONIZETTI'S
Libretto by Salvadore Cammarano
based on Sir Walter Scott's novel The Bride of Lammermoor
CAST
(in order of vocal appearance)
Normanno Anthony LeÓn * †
Enrico Alexander Birch Elliott *
Raimondo Eric Owens
Lucia (Sep 17-24) Amanda Woodbury ‡
Lucia (Sep 28-Oct 9) Liv Redpath ‡
Alisa Madeleine Lyon * †
Edgardo Arturo ChacÓN
-Cruz
ArturO Anthony Ciaramitaro ‡
CREATIVE TEAM
CONDUCTOR Lina GonzÁlez-Granados *
DIRECTOR Simon Stone *
Associate Director Brenna Corner *
SCENic DESIGNER Lizzie Clachan *
COSTUME DESIGNER Blanca AÑÓN *
LIGHTING DESIGNER James Farncombe *
Projection DESIGNER Luke Halls *
CHORUS DIRECTOR Jeremy Frank
CHOREOGRAPHER Kitty McNamee
Fight & Intimacy DirectOR Andrew Kenneth Moss
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Anderson Nunnelley
STAGE MANAGER Erin Thompson-Janszen
MUSICAL PREPARATION
Aaron Breid
NICHOLAS ROEHLER †
Nino Sanikidze
Prompter
Nino Sanikidze
Artists subject to change
* LA Opera debut
† Member of the Domingo-Colburn-Stein Young Artist Program
‡ Alumnus of the Domingo-Colburn-Stein Young Artist Program
Production made possible with generous support from
Linda and Alvaro Pascotto
GRoW @ Annenberg
Alfred and Claude Mann Fund
Laura and Carlton Seaver
With special appreciation to
Gregory and Régina Annenberg Weingarten
LA Opera's 2022/23 season generously underwritten by
GRoW @ Annenberg
LA Opera Orchestra generously underwritten by
TERRI AND JERRY KOHL
PRODUCTION NOTES
The running time is approximately three hours and 15 minutes, including two intermissions.
This production uses lighting and gunshot effects.
This presentation contains adult subject matter and depictions of violence and drug use.
English titles by Cori Ellison
Pre-performance talks by Dr. Kristi Brown-Montesano. Pre-performance talks are generously sponsored by the Flora L. Thornton Foundation and the Opera League of Los Angeles.
New production
Lucia di Lammermoor is a co-production of LA Opera and the Metropolitan Opera. Scenery, properties and electrical props constructed and painted by The Scenic Route, Pacoima, and the Metropolitan Opera Shops.
Costumes constructed by the Metropolitan Opera Costume Department. Additional shirts constructed by Cego Shirtmakers. Fabric printing by Sky NYC. Additional costumes constructed by the LA Opera Costume Shop. Wigs constructed by the LA Opera Wig & Make-Up Department.
Film excerpts from My Favorite Brunette, released by Paramount Pictures in 1947.
Please wear your mask at all times inside the theater.
Please refrain from talking during the performance, and turn off all cell phones, electronic devices and watch alarms. If you are using an assistive hearing device, or are attending with someone who is, please make sure that it is set to an appropriate level to avoid distracting audio feedback. Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the house management. The use of cameras and recording equipment is strictly prohibited. Your use of a ticket acknowledges your willingness to appear in photographs taken in public areas of the Music Center and releases the Center and its lessees and others from liability resulting from use of such photographs. Any microphones onstage are used for recording or broadcast purposes only; onstage voices are not amplified.
