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A wedding goes awry when the venue catches fire and the bride is dragged into the underworld. Only a kokle player is brave enough – and musical enough – to venture there and save her. With its mummers, imps, three-headed demon king and singing mole cricket, I Played, I Danced is a story like none other. Composed in 1977, Imants Kalniņš’s elaborate musical language is blended with Latvian folk to create a unique and moving soundworld. Leading young Latvian director Laura Groza-Ķibere and visual artist Miķelis Fišers bring out the wild energy of this opera in their new production that forces us to ask: How much should we fight the demons of the past while striving for a better future?
| Name | Character | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raimonds Bramanis | Unowned | ||
| Marlēna Keine | Unowned | ||
| Jānis Apeinis | Unowned | ||
| Krišjānis Norvelis | Unowned | ||
| Rihards Mačanovskis | Unowned | ||
| Ilona Bagele | Unowned | ||
| Rinalds Kandalincevs | Unowned | ||
| Juris Ādamsons | Unowned | ||
| Laura Grecka | Unowned | ||
| Evija Martinsone | Unowned | ||
| Andžella Goba | Unowned | ||
| Guntars Ruņģis | Unowned | ||
| Mihails Čuļpajevs | Unowned | ||
| Kalvis Kalniņš | Unowned |