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102 min
Posthumously premiered in 1930, From the House of the Dead derives from Dostoevsky’s autobiographical 1862 novel that drew on his experience as a political prisoner in Siberia. Janáček focuses on Dostoevsky’s idea of the “spark of God” in every human being that has the potential to redeem even the most hardened criminal.
Name | Character | Team | |
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Willard White | Goryančikov | Unowned | |
Pascal Charbonneau | Aljeja | Unowned | |
Štefan Margita | Filka | Unowned | |
Nicky Spence | Tall Prisoner / Nikita | Unowned | |
Alexander Vassiliev | Prison Governor | Unowned | |
Graham Clark | Elderly Prisoner | Unowned | |
Ivan Ludlow | Prisoner / Čekunov / Cook | Unowned | |
Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts | Drunk Prisoner | Unowned | |
Ales Jenis | Blacksmith / Don Juan | Unowned | |
Pavlo Hunka | Šiškov / Priest | Unowned | |
Florian Hoffmann | Prisoner | Unowned | |
Natascha Petrinsky | Prostitute | Unowned | |
John Graham-Hall | Kedril | Unowned | |
Peter Hoare | Šapkin | Unowned | |
Alexander Kravets | Čerevin | Unowned | |
Alejandro Fonte | Guard | Unowned |