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106 min
It is no wonder that Met audiences have gone wild over Karita Mattila’s sizzling Salome. Indisputably one of the greatest Salomes of our time, Mattila utterly incarnates Oscar Wilde’s petulant, willful, and lust-driven heroine. With Strauss’s groundbreaking music magnifying the degenerate atmosphere and building the erotic tension, this is one opera that is as shocking today as it was at its premiere in 1905.
Name | Character | Team | |
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Karita Mattila | Salome | Unowned | |
Ildikó Komlósi | Herodias | Unowned | |
Joseph Kaiser | Narraboth | Unowned | |
Kim Begley | Herod | Unowned | |
Juha Uusitalo | Jochanaan | Unowned | |
Lucy Schaufer | The page | Unowned | |
Keith Miller | First soldier | Unowned | |
Richard Berstein | Second soldier | Unowned | |
David Won | A Cappadocian | Unowned | |
Reveka Evangelia Mavrovitis | A slave | Unowned | |
Allan Glassman | First Jew | Unowned | |
Mark Schowalter | Second Jew | Unowned | |
Adam Klein | Third Jew | Unowned | |
John Easterlin | Fourth Jew | Unowned | |
James Courtney | Fifth Jew | Unowned | |
Morris Robinson | First Nazarene | Unowned | |
Donovan Singletary | Second Nazarine | Unowned | |
Reginald Braithwaite | Executioner | Unowned |