"Oil is the equivalent of what used to be gold. A luxury that we cannot eat," explained director Frank Castorf in an interview, outlining one of the key ideas behind his production of the Ring at Bayreuth. In the final part of the tetralogy, the wild journey ventures to the Buna chemical plants in Schkopau and to New York's Wall Street, among other places. Inspired by the aesthetic of Hollywood B movies, the production was first met with disapproval but grew to gain many supporters over the years.
"Oil is the equivalent of what used to be gold. A luxury that we cannot eat," explained director Frank Castorf in an interview, outlining one of the key ideas behind his production of the Ring at Bayreuth. In the final part of the tetralogy, the wild journey ventures to the Buna chemical plants in Schkopau and to New York's Wall Street, among other places. Inspired by the aesthetic of Hollywood B movies, the production was first met with disapproval but grew to gain many supporters over the years.
Top Cast
Stefan Vinke
Character: Siegfried
Markus Eiche
Character: Gunther
Albert Dohmen
Character: Alberich
Albert Pesendorfer
Character: Hagen
Catherine Foster
Character: Brünnhilde
Allison Oakes
Character: Gutrune
Marina Prudenskaya
Character: Waltraute
Wiebke Lehmkuhl
Character: First Norn / Flosshilde
Stephanie Houtzeel
Character: Second Norn / Wellgunde
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