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The Metropolitan Opera - Verdi: Macbeth (2014)
Star soprano Anna Netrebko created a sensation with her riveting performance as the malevolent Lady Macbeth, the central character in Verdi's retelling of Shakespeare's tragedy. She is joined by Željko Lučić, who brings dramatic intensity and vocal authority to the title role of the honest general driven to murder and deceit by his ambitious wife. The great René Pape is Banquo and Joseph Calleja gives a moving performance as Macduff. Adrian Noble's powerful production provides an ideal setting for this dark drama, which is masterfully presided over by Met Principal Conductor Fabio Luisi.
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Star soprano Anna Netrebko created a sensation with her riveting performance as the malevolent Lady Macbeth, the central character in Verdi's retelling of Shakespeare's tragedy. She is joined by Željko Lučić, who brings dramatic intensity and vocal authority to the title role of the honest general driven to murder and deceit by his ambitious wife. The great René Pape is Banquo and Joseph Calleja gives a moving performance as Macduff. Adrian Noble's powerful production provides an ideal setting for this dark drama, which is masterfully presided over by Met Principal Conductor Fabio Luisi.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:10/11/2014
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Runtime:169 minutes
Studio:The Metropolitan Opera
Cast
Director
Željko Lučić
Macbeth
René Pape
Banquo
Anna Netrebko
Lady Macbeth
Claudia Waite
Lady-in-Waiting to Lady Macbeth
Christopher Job
A Servant of Macbeth
Raymond Renault
Duncan, King of Scotland
Noah Baetge
Malcolm, Duncan's Son
Joseph Calleja
Macduff, Thane of Fife
Moritz Linn
Fleance, Banquo's Son
Richard Bernstein
A Murderer
Seth Malkin
A Herald
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