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San Francisco War Memorial 1991 Die Zauberflöte The Magic Flute Page 1 of 2 Opera Assn. Opera House Summer This production is made possible by Lexus, a division of Toyota Motors U.S.A. Inc. The production was originally made possible by Bernard and Barbro Osher. Die Zauberflöte (in German) Opera in two acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Libretto by Emanuel Johann Schikaneder Conductor CAST Gerard Schwarz First Lady Patricia Racette Production Second Lady Yanyu Guo John Cox Third Lady Catherine Keen Stage Director Tamino Jerry Hadley Paula Williams Papageno Michael Kraus † Designer The Queen of the Night Sally Wolf David Hockney First Spirit John Wheeler-Rappe Lighting Designer Second Spirit Jeremy Faust Thomas J. Munn Third Spirit Eric Sparks Sound Designer First Slave Raymond Murcell Roger Gans Second Slave Robert Presley Chorus Director Third Slave Gerald Johnson Ian Robertson Monostatos Steven Cole Assistant to Maestro Schwarz Pamina Ruth Ann Swenson William Vendice The Speaker Thomas Stewart Musical Preparation Sarastro Kevin J. Langan Robert Morrison A Priest Alan Fischer Christopher Larkin John Beeson Papagena Laura Claycomb First Armored Man Hong-Shen Li Prompter Jonathan Khuner Second Armored Man Philip Skinner Assistant Stage Director *Role debut †U.S. opera debut Elizabeth Bachman PLACE AND TIME: (not specified) Supertitles Christopher Bergen Stage Manager Jerry Sherk Saturday, June 1 1991, at 8:00 PM Act I, Scene 1 -- A rocky place Tuesday, June 4 1991, at 8:00 PM Act I, Scene 2 -- A room in Sarastro's castle Friday, June 7 1991, at 8:00 PM Act I, Scene 3 -- Outside Sarastro's castle Thursday, June 13 1991, at 8:00 PM INTERMISSION Sunday, June 16 1991, at 2:00 PM Act II, Scene 1 -- A palm grove Saturday, June 22 1991, at 8:00 PM Act II, Scene 2 -- An entrance to the temple Act II, Scene 3 -- A garden Act II, Scene 4 -- The grand hall of the temple Act II, Scene 5 -- A vault in the temple Act II, Scene 6 -- A garden Act II, Scene 7 -- An entrance to the temple Act II, Scene 8 -- A garden Act II, Scene 9 -- An entrance to the temple Act II, Scene 10 -- The Temple of the Sun San Francisco War Memorial 1991 Die Zauberflöte The Magic Flute Page 2 of 2 Opera Assn. Opera House Summer Sponsors: Notes: Part of "A Season of Mozart" Scenery and costumes owned by San Francisco Opera Additional animal costumes executed by San Francisco Opera Costume Shop and Skyana Puppets & Costumes Covers for the Three Spirits: Kris Daehler, Rigel Kilston, Jeffrey Smith (Ragazzi, the Peninsula Bopys Chorus) James Locke (San Francisco Boys Chorus) Daryl Temple SUPERNUMERARIES (listed for the entire season; not for individual operas) Phyllis Blair Renée DeJarnatt Andrea Kohlruss Stephanie Salter Kimberly Thompson Carolyn Waugh Laurel Winzler Mike Berkowitz Dave Black Doug Couture Ted Foster Tom Giuliano Rick Gydesen Dan Kyte Matt Miller Chris Noll Gerry Pesavento Mike Pesavento Harrison Pierce Bill Roehl Steven Rosen Louis Schilling Arthur Zigas.

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