Production History

2011–2012 Season

Salome

January 28, 31, February 3, 5, 2012: San Diego Civic Theatre

Music by Richard Strauss
Libretto by Hedwig Lachmann
Conducted by Steuart Bedford
Directed by Seán Curran

Salome: Lise Lindstrom
Herod: Allan Glassman
Herodias: Irina Mishura
Jochanaan: Greer Grimsley
Narraboth: Sean Pannikar
Page of Herodias: Suzanna Guzmán
First Jew: Joseph Frank
Second Jew: Doug Jones
Third Jew: Simeon Esper
Fourth Jew: Joseph Hu
Fifth Jew: Kristopher Irmiter
First Nazarene: Scott Sikon
Second Nazarene: Nick Munson
First Soldier: Jamie Offenbach
Second Soldier: Philip Skinner
A Cappadocian: Ashraf Sewailam
A Slave: Patricia McAfee
Scenic and Costume Designer: Bruno Schwengl
Lighting Designer: Christopher Maravich

Moby-Dick

West Coast Premiere

February 18, 21, 24, 26, 2012: San Diego Civic Theatre

Music by Jake Heggie
Libretto by Gene Scheer
Conducted by Joseph Mechavich
Directed by Leonard Foglia

Captain Ahab: Jay Hunter Morris, Ben Heppner (Feb 18)
Greenhorn: Jonathan Boyd
Starbuck: Morgan Smith
Queequeg: Jonathan Lemalu
Flask: Matthew O’Neill
Stubb: Robert Orth
Pip: Talise Trevigne
Tashtego: Ernest Pinamonti
Daggoo: Kenneth Anderson
Nantucket Sailor: Chad Frisque
Spanish Sailor: James Schindler
Captain Gardiner: Malcolm Mackenzie
Scenic Designer: Robert Brill
Lighting Designer: Donald Holder
Costume Designer: Jane Greenwood

Don Pasquale

March 10, 13, 16, 18, 2012: San Diego Civic Theatre

Music by Gaetano Donizetti
Libretto by Giovanni Ruffini
Conducted by Marco Guidarini
Directed by David Gately

Don Pasquale: John Del Carlo
Norina: Danielle de Niese
Ernesto: Charles Castronovo
Doctor Malatesta: Jeff Mattsey
Notary: David Marsham
Hopsing: Robert Dahey
Scenic Designer: Tony Fanning
Lighting Designer: Harry Frehner
Costume Designer: Helen E. Rodgers

Concert: Renée Fleming, soprano

March 24, 2012: San Diego Civic Theatre

Conductor Sebastian Lang-Lessing

The Barber of Seville (Il barbiere di Siviglia)

April 21, 24, 27, 29, 2012: San Diego Civic Theatre

Music by Gioachino Rossini
Libretto by Cesare Sterbini
Conducted by Antonello Allemandi
Directed by Herbert Kellner

Figaro: Lucas Meachem
Rosina: Silvia Tro Santafé
Count Almaviva: John Osborn
Bartolo: Carlos Chausson
Basilio: Alexander Vinogradov
Berta: Suzanna Guzmán
Fiorello: Scott Sikon
Ambrogio: Matthew Roehl
Officer: Michael Blinco
Scenic Designer: John Conklin
Costume Designer: Michael Stennett
Lighting Designer: Gary Marder

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