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^ Marnie, Novem(last night), Metropolitan Opera Archive.^ a b Marnie, Octo(premiere), Metropolitan Opera Archive.

" Marnie New York City, The Metropolitan Opera, 10/19/18". "Nico Muhly and Michael Mayer Make Marnie Sing at the Met".

^ a b Production details, English National Opera.

"Review: Nico Muhly's Marnie Brings Hitchcock Into the 21st Century".

^ Woolfe, Zachary (November 22, 2017).

Roles, voice types, and premiere cast RoleĬhorus (office workers, anxiety chorus, hunt riders, country club guests, funeral attendees) She performed the title role in the opera's American premiere, at the Metropolitan Opera, but the role was performed by Sasha Cooke in the world premiere. In an interview during the Met Opera's 2018 Live in HD stream of the opera, Muhly said that he wrote the role of Marnie with mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard in mind. It is now available for streaming at Met Opera on Demand with a subscription or rental fee, but was provided free of charge on April 30 and November 24, 2020, and on June 28, 2021. The seventh and last performance of Marnie in the New York season was transmitted in high-definition video as part of the Metropolitan Opera Live in HD series. The New York performances, conducted by Robert Spano (in his Met debut), featured Isabel Leonard (Marnie), Christopher Maltman (Mark Rutland), Iestyn Davies (Terry Rutland), Anthony Dean Griffey (Mr Strutt), Denyce Graves (Marnie's Mother), Ashley Emerson (Laura Fleet), Stacey Tappan (Dawn), Marie Te Hapuku (Miss Fedder), and Ian Koziara (Derek).

The opera premiered at the English National Opera in London on November 18, 2017, and at the Met in New York on October 19, 2018, both directed by Michael Mayer. The production design, which employed video projections, was by Julian Crouch and 59 Productions, the costumes, by Arianne Phillips, and the stage lighting, by Kevin Adams.

A unique experience in sound and vision that gives us great reason to believe in the future of opera.The opera was commissioned by the Metropolitan Opera of New York and was first performed in a co-production of the Met and the English National Opera. Putting the magical arts of Prospero, the betrayed Duke of Milan, to music, The Tempest premieres in Italy at La Scala in the imagerich production of Robert Lepage, whose stage sets allude precisely to Piermarini’s loges. Teatro alla Scala expands its contemporary repertory by presenting for the first time one of the most famous and frequently performed operas by Thomas Adès.

Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus Conductor Wiener Staatsoper, The Metropolitan Opera, L’Opéra de Québec Coproduction.