The Magic Flute

During World War I, in an unnamed country, a soldier named Tamino is sent by the Queen of the Night to rescue her daughter Pamina from the clutches of the supposedly evil Sarastro. But all is not as it seems.

Comedy Drama Music

Joseph Kaiser

(Tamino)

Amy Carson

(Pamina)

Ben Davis

(Papageno)

Silvia Moi

(Papagena)

René Pape

(Sarastro)

Lyubov Petrova

(Queen of the Night)

Tom Randle

(Monostatos)

Liz Smith

(The Old Papagena)

Teuta Koço

(First Lady)

Louise Callinan

(Second Lady)

Kim-Marie Woodhouse

(Third Lady)

William Dutton

(First Boy)

Luke Lampard

(Second Boy)

Jamie Manton

(Third Boy)

Rodney Clarke

(First Officer)

Charne Rochford

(Second Officer)

Peter Wedd

(First Armed Man)

Keel Watson

(Second Armed Man)

Jonathan Broadbent

(Communications Runner)

Paul Dinnen

(Sarastro's Guard)

Mark Hayden

(Sarastro's Guard)

Paul Chequer

(Sarastro's Guard)

Adam Shipley

(Surrendering Queen's Soldier)

Christopher Wren

(Surrendering Queen's Soldier)

Jimmy Yuill

(Queen's Commander)

Adrian Preater

(Worn Torn Victim)

Robert Barton

(Worn Torn Victim)

Ed Marsden

(Worn Torn Victim)

James Thorne

(Worn Torn Victim)

Christopher Logan

(Private)

Gary Mackay

(Sergeant Major)

Brendan Patricks

(Papageno's Jailor)

Iain Stuart Robertson

(Papageno's Jailor)

Benjamin Uttley

(Priest)

Hattie Ladbury

(Queen's Maid)

Gemma Gray

(Queen's Maid)

Shane Armstrong

(Monostatos' Guards)

Amy Humphreys

(Monostatos' Maid)

Christina Catalina

(Monostatos' Maid)

Gareth Hancock

(Pilot)

James Conlon

(Sabastro's Captain)

Michelle Whitney

(Principal Ensemble)

Christopher Stone

(Principal Ensemble)