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Igor Stravinsky


Libretto by Jean Cocteau, based on Sophocles
Company Premiere

LA OPERA'S PRODUCTION OF OEDIPUS REX
AND THE PERFORMANCE OF THE
LA OPERA ORCHESTRA ARE MADE POSSIBLE
WITH GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM
TERRI AND JERRY M. KOHL


CAST

Oedipus     Russell Thomas

Jocasta     J’Nai Bridges

Creon/Messenger     John Relyea

Tiresias     Morris Robinson

Shepherd     Robert Stahley†

Narrator     Stephen Fry*


CREATIVE TEAM

Conductor     James Conlon

Chorus Director     Grant Gershon

Animations     Manual Cinema*

Lighting     Azra King-Abadi*


stage Manager     Whitney McAnally

Musical Preparation     Jeremy Frank, Nicholas Roehler


The forthcoming streaming presentation of Oedipus Rex is directed by
Matthew Diamond


PRODUCTION NOTES

The running time is approximately 50 minutes, without intermission.

English translation by E.E. Cummings

English titles courtesy of the Los Angeles Philharmonic

By arrangement with Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.

LA Opera partnered with G8 Check to develop and implement COVID protocols in full compliance with LA County and other local guidelines.


* LA Opera debut     

† Domingo-Colburn-Stein Young Artist Program     

Artists subject to change



Please wear your mask at all times inside the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.

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.


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