Otello (Royal Opera House) (1992)

Otello (Royal Opera House) (1992)
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Placido Domingo and Kiri Te Kanawa lead an outstanding cast in this production of Giuseppe Verdi's operatic adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy Othello. The moor Otello (Domingo), proclaimed a hero after a great military victory, is driven by jealousy to murder when his devious comrade-in-arms Iago (Sergei Leiferkus) leads him (without cause) to doubt the fidelity of his wife, Desdemona (Te Kanawa). Georg Solti conducts the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, under the leadership of Bradley Creswick. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Plácido DomingoSergei Leiferkus, (more)
Director(s):
Elijah MoshinskyBrian Large, (more)
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Otello (Royal Opera House)

Placido Domingo and Kiri Te Kanawa lead an outstanding cast in this production of Giuseppe Verdi's operatic adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy Othello. The moor Otello (Domingo), proclaimed a hero after a great military victory, is driven by jealousy to murder when his devious comrade-in-arms Iago (Sergei Leiferkus) leads him (without cause) to doubt the fidelity of his wife, Desdemona (Te Kanawa). Georg Solti conducts the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, under the leadership of Bradley Creswick. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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146 mins

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Director(s):
Elijah MoshinskyBrian Large
Producer(s):
Jane Pleydell-Bouverie
Categories:
Music & Performing Arts
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John B.

This is a must see! Even though it's an old recording, it means that Domingo was at the top of his form (and everyone else in the cast). Of course I admit this is my favorite opera so I'm not at all biased. This isn't one for an initiate; if you're into opera see the first sentence.

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