Musical Director Asher Fisch
Director Philipp M. Krenn
Set Design Heike Vollmer
Costume Design Regine Standfuss
Light Design Stefan Schlagbauer
Video Design Thomas Achitz
Dramaturgy Werner Hintze

Amfortas Michael Nagy
Title Falk Struckmann
Gurnemanz Brindley Sherratt
Parsifal Jonas Kaufmann
Klingsor Georg Nigl
Kundry Irene Roberts
1. Grail Knight Marius Pallesen
2. Grail Knight Lukas Enoch Lemcke
1. Squire Annina Wachter
2. Squire Nicole Chirka
3. Squire Manuel Günther
4. Squire Lukas Siebert
1st Flower girl, 1st group Annina Wachter
2nd Flower girl, 1st group Stefani Krasteva
3rd Flower girl, 1st group Zoe Hippius
1. Flower girl, 2. group Nicole Chirka
2nd Flower girl, 2nd group Maya Gour
3rd Flower girl, 2nd group Karis Tucker
Voice from Above Karis Tucker

Bayreuth, 1882: Upheaval in Wagner's wordy, wondrous consecration play. "Parsifal" is too short! A few bars are missing so that the magic of the stage can be synchronized with the music. "What, now I have to compose meters by meters!" complains Wagner, who would be amazed at how today's technical refinements reduce the stress of timing.

In Erl, the Austrian director Philipp Maria Krenn and his team are tackling the story of the “pure fool” – even without a Passion Play Theatre, but, as in previous years, in time for Easter. This tradition, revived, is a gift to all “Parsifal” fans who do not want to miss out on the “meditation rush” this season either.

For tickets and more information https://www.tiroler-festspiele.at