Siegfried

April 2025

Composer & LIbrettist: Richard Wagner
Premiere Performance: Aug 16, 1876—Bayreuth Festival Theatre, Bayreuth, Germany

Weaving together the stories and characters from Das Rheingold and Die Walküre in The Atlanta Opera’s Ring CycleSiegfried is the epic five-hour opera that shatters the oppression of the ancients to create a vision of a magnificent future where love, courage, and wisdom triumph over the lure of unfettered power. The third opera in the four-part Das Ring des Nibelungen. 

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Date + Times

Act I: 80 minutes
Intermission: 25 minutes
Act II: 80 minutes
Intermission: 25 minutes
Act IV: 80 minutes
Questions about the performance? Contact us at [email protected]

Media

2024-25 Season Announcement

Cast + Creative

Cast

Creative

Conductor
Production Director
Scenic & Projection Designer
Costume Designer
Lighting Designer
Live Action Designer
Wig & Makeup Designer
Puppet Designer
Assistant Projections Designer
Assistant Director
Second Assistant Director
Projection Programmer

Creators

Richard Wagner

Composer and Librettist

Richard Wagner molded opera according to his own creative definition with revolutionary zeal. Consequently, his innovations in melodic structure, harmony, characterization and orchestration have inspired awe among audiences and music professionals alike for over a century. Impressionist and expressionist composers have spent most of this century struggling to overcome his influence, rebelling against him. Wagner was a man who lived in capital letters and bold print, a study in superlatives: huge creative canvases, legendary feuds and hatreds, gigantic depressions and losses, enormous successes, and passionate romantic liaisons. His music represents the dynamic and incandescent final flowering of romanticism.

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Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre is a world-class facility, creating diverse cultural, educational and entertainment experiences that will promote accessibility to the arts. Conveniently located in northwest Atlanta, at 2800 Cobb Galleria Parkway at Akers Mill Road, adjacent to I-75 inside I-285.