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  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
  • Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß
    Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin, © Photo: Bettina Stöß

Les Huguenots: Deutsche Oper Berlin

About the Event

Critically acclaimed American director David Alden brings Giacomo Meyerbeer's 'Les Huguenots' to the stage of the Deutsche Oper Berlin.

Meyerbeer's opera depicts one of the major massacres in European history, a tragic display of religious fanaticism: On St Bartholomew's Day in 1572, French Catholics attempted to eliminate all of the country's Protestants. Meyerbeer's work follows the developments that lead to the slaughter of the Huguenots, and at the same time, he links the conflict to the doomed love story of Raoul and Valentine.

Sung in French, with English and German surtitles.

Cast / Production

Marguerite de Valois — Erin Morley

Le Comte de Saint‐Bris — Seth Carico

Le Comte de Nevers — Philipp Jekal

Valentine — Olesya Golovneva

Urbain — Irene Roberts

Tavannes / 1st. monk — Paul Kaufmann

Cossé — Jörg Schörner

Méru / 2nd. monk — Matthew Cossack

Thoré / Maurevert — Padraic Rowan

de Retz — Stephen Bronk

Raoul de Nangis — Yosep Kang

Marcel — Andrew Harris

Bois‐Rosé — Robert Watson

Un archer du guet — Timothy Newton

Coryphée — Jacquelyn Stucker

Maid‐of‐Honor — Karis Tucker

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