Treasures of the Rhine
Opera in one act, in German, with Hungarian, English and German subtitles

Schedule
- 17:00-19:30Treasures of the Rhine
- 18:00-20:30Treasures of the Rhine
- 18:00-20:30Treasures of the Rhine
Contemporary opera
The performance is not recommended for children under 16.
The first play in Wagner's tetralogy is a prelude to the "original sin", in which Alberich the dwarf forges for himself a ring of infinite power at the cost of stealing the treasure of the Rhine. Wotan, lord of the gods, is determined to get it from him. But what at last? Can we rebel against nature and break every written and unwritten rule?
The Opera House has commissioned Béla Balázs Prize-winning animation filmmaker Géza M. Tóth for the reimagining of the Ring, a huge artistic undertaking that will be launched in spring 2015.
Cast of the season
Wotan........................... Krisztián Cser
Donner.......................... Károly Szemerédy
Froh.............................. Péter Balczó
Loge.............................. Adrian Eröd
Alberich......................... Péter Kálmán
Mime............................. Tivadar Kiss
Fasolt............................ András Palerdi
Fafner............................ István Rácz
Fricka............................ Erika Gál
Freia.............................. Orsolya Sáfár
Erda............................... Atala Schöck
Woglinde....................... Zita Váradi
Wellgunde..................... Natália Tuznik
Flosshilde...................... Viktória Mester
Conductor..................... János Kovács
Creators
Lyrics by Richard Wagner
Director, visual concept.
Costume designer: Ibolya Bárdosi
Set designer: Tihanyi Ildi
Projected visuals by KEDD Visual Workshop
Dramaturg, Hungarian subtitles by Eszter Orbán
English subtitles by Arthur Roger Crane
Hungarian State Opera
The Hungarian State Opera House is the only theatre in Hungary with a large company, specialising in operas and ballets. The building is one of Budapest's most important 19th century monuments. It was built in neo-Renaissance style according to the plans of Miklós Ybl. The richly decorated interior was designed by renowned Hungarian artists, including Mór Than, Károly Lotz and Bertalan Székely.



















