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The Tales of Hoffmann
Hoffmann, the poet, is torn between art and life, love and fantasy, dream and reality. His love for Stella, the singer, remains unrequited, and he takes refuge in alcohol and the world of his imagination. Over the course of a wine-soaked evening, he tells his friends of three fantastical love affairs…
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Hoffmann, the poet, is torn between art and life, love and fantasy, dream and reality. His love for Stella, the singer, remains unrequited, and he takes refuge in alcohol and the world of his imagination. Over the course of a wine-soaked evening, he tells his friends of three fantastical love affairs…
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Genre:Music
Written By:Jules Barbier
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Runtime:175 minutes
Studio:Opernhaus Zürich
Cast
Andreas Homoki
Director
Saimir Pirgu
Hoffmann
Marina Viotti
La Muse / Nicklausse
Katrina Galka
Olympia
Adriana González Frontera
Antonia
Lauren Fagan
Giulietta
Maria Stella Maurizi
Stella
Andrew Foster-Williams
Lindorf / Coppélius / Le docteur Miracle / Le capitaine Dapertutto
Nathan Haller
Andrès / Cochenille / Frantz / Pitichinaccio
Valeriy Murga
Maître Luther
Steffan Lloyd Owen
Hermann
Christopher Willoughby
Nathanaël
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