Presents:

In Shakespeare’s drama Sir John Falstaff, an aristocratic crook, loses his way and finds himself in Windsor – amongst hard-working citizens, who are now forced to defend everything they have worked for and have earned against that uninvited guest: their money, their children, their women. Windsor’s women and children, however, have minds of their own.
Half a century after his first success with Nabucco, 80-year-old Giuseppe Verdi concludes his life’s work with one of world literature’s best musical comedies ever.
Pre-performance Introduction (in German)
45 minutes prior to the start of every performance, Opera House, Grand Tier Foyer (Foyer I. Rang)

Late Night Talks (in German)
Directors, dramaturgs, singers and conductors of the productions answer questions by the audience.

• Saturday, 26 October 2013
• Wednesday, 13 November 2013

Opernhaus
Premiere
20 October 2013
Duration
Act I and Act II: approx. 1 hour 25 min
– Interval (after Act II): approx. 25-30 min –
Act III: approx. 45 min

Performance
02.01.2014 19:00 – 22:00 

ARTISTIC TEAM 
Conductor: Sylvain Cambreling, Till Drömann,

Director: Andrea Moses,

Stage Design: Jan Pappelbaum,

Costumes: Anna Eiermann,

Lighting: Reinhard Traub,

Chorus: Johannes Knecht,

Dramaturgy: Wilfried Buchholz, Moritz Lobeck

CAST

Sir John Falstaff: Albert Dohmen,

Ford: Gezim Myshketa,

Fenton: Atalla Ayan, Gergely Németi,

Dr. Cajus: Heinz Göhrig, Uwe Eikötter,

Bardolfo: Torsten Hofmann, Albrecht Kludszuweit,

Pistola: Roland Bracht,

Mrs Alice Ford: Simone Schneider, Christiane Iven,

Nannetta: Pumeza Matshikiza, Mirella Bunoaica,

Mrs Quickly: Hilke Andersen, Lindsay Ammann,

Mrs Meg Page: Sophie Marilley,

Der Wirt (stumme Rolle): Maarten Güppertz,

With: Staatsopernchor Stuttgart, Staatsorchester Stuttgart