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The Royal Opera House: Aida12A12A

RELEASE DATE: 12/10/2022

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The Royal Opera House: Aida Poster
CAST: Elena Stikhina, Francesco Meli, Agnieszka Rehlis
DIRECTOR: Robert Carsen
RUN TIME: 3 hours 25 minutes
RELEASE DATE: 12/10/2022
Princess Aida has been kidnapped: a valuable prize in a war between Egypt and Ethiopia. Meanwhile, the ambitious soldier Radames wrestles with his feelings for her. As they draw closer together, each must make an agonizing choice between their loyalty to home, and their love for each other. In this new production, director Robert Carsen situates Verdi's large-scale political drama within a contemporary world, framing its power struggles and toxic jealousies in the apparatus of a modern, totalitarian state. Royal Opera Music Director Antonio Pappano conducts Verdi's glorious, monumental score.

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