Salome by Richard Strauss at Teatro di San Carlo. Info and tickets

From 20 to 29 March 2025, San Carlo Theater of Naples welcomes one of the most intense and disturbing works of the lyrical repertoire: Salome by Richard Strauss. The one-act drama, inspired by the opera by Oscar Wilde, comes to life in a production that promises to be visually and musically overwhelming.

On the podium ofOrchestra of the Teatro di San Carlo, the director Dan Ettinger, already protagonist of Rusalka in the 2024/25 season. The direction is entrusted to Manfred Schweigkofler, with scenography by Nicholas Rubertelli, lights of Claudio Schmid and costumes curated by Daniela Ciancio.

Cast and main actors

In the title role, the soprano Ricarda Merbeth, a highly experienced interpreter of the Straussian repertoire. Alongside her:

• Charles Workman (Herodes/Herod)
• Lioba Brown (Herodias/Herodias)
• Brian Mulligan (Jochanan)
• John Findon (Narraboth)
• Stepanka Puchalkova (A Page of Herodias)

An exceptional cast that will give body and voice to one of the most fascinating and controversial works of musical theatre.

The dates of the performances

La before purchasing, is scheduled for the 20 March 2025, followed by reruns on the following days:

• 23 March
• 26 March
• 29 March

An unmissable opportunity to witness a masterpiece that has marked the history of opera, with a score of rare dramatic intensity.

A disruptive work between music and theatre

Salome It is one of the most revolutionary works of Richard Strauss, capable of mixing sensuality and tragedy with an imposing orchestral writing. The drama tells the story of Salome, young princess who, after dancing for her stepfather Erode, asks for the head of John the Baptist.

The direction of Schweigkopfler promises to enhance the symbolist and psychological character of the work, in a production that combines innovation and respect for tradition.

Information and tickets

reservations and details on the production, you can consult the official website of the Teatro di San Carlo. An unmissable event for lovers of opera and great symphonic music.