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by Cast, in order of appearance Violin II Douglas Harrison Minsi Yang Lucian Msamati Viola Jennifer MacCallum Wolfgang Mozart Adam Gillen Dan Shilladay Constanze Weber (later Mozart) Cello Patrick Tapio Johnson Karla Crome Angélique Lihou Venticelli Sarah Amankwah Bass Giuseppe Ciraso Calì Hammed Animashaun Flute Simon Gilliver Joseph II Tom Edden Oboe Anna Turmeau Count Johann Kilian Von Strack Helen Clinton Alexandra Mathie Clarinet Oliver Pashley Count Franz Orsini-Rosenberg Kimon Parry Hugh Sachs Bassoon Andrew Watson Baron Gottfried Van Swieten Éanna Monaghan Geoffrey Beevers Horn Brendan Parravicini Katherina Cavalieri Laetitia Stott Fleur de Bray (soprano) Trumpet Sarah Campbell Teresa Salieri Timpani Beth Higham-Edwards Wendy Dawn Thompson (mezzo-soprano) Fortepiano played by Matthew Scott Salieri’s Cook Peter Willcock (bass-baritone) Salieri’s Valet Eamonn Mulhall (tenor) Creative Team Kapellmeister Bonno Andrew Macbean Director Michael Longhurst Major-Domo Everal A Walsh Designer Chloe Lamford Citizens of Vienna Music Director & Additional Music Nicholas Gerard-Martin Simon Slater Matthew Hargreaves (bass-baritone) Choreographer Imogen Knight Michael Lyle Lighting Designer Jon Clark Andrew Macbean Sound Designer Paul Arditti Robyn Allegra Parton (soprano) Eleanor Sutton Broadcast Team Everal A Walsh Director for Screen Tim Van Someren Technical Producer Southbank Sinfonia Christopher C Bretnall Lighting Director Bernie Davis Violin I Ruth Elder Sound Supervisor Conrad Fletcher Žanete Uškane Script Supervisor Laura Vallis

Running time: 2 hours 45 minutes, with a very short interval Introducing National Theatre at Home

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young multiple Olivier and Tony awards before prodigy, arrives in Vienna determined to being adapted into an Academy Award- make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, winning film. court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy it. In this production, directed by Michael Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a Longhurst (Constellations, The World war with Mozart, with music and, ultimately, of Extreme Happiness), Lucian Msamati with God. (Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, ‘Master Harold’… and the boys) plays Salieri – Peter Shaffer’s iconic play had its premiere with live orchestral accompaniment by at the National Theatre in 1979, winning Southbank Sinfonia.

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