Faust (The Royal Opera House)

Cast

Vittorio Grigolo

as Faust

René Pape

as Méphistophélès

Angela Gheorghiu

as Marguerite

Daniel Grice

as Wagner

Dmitri Hvorostovsky

as Valentin

Michèle Losier

as Siébel

Carole Wilson

as Marthe Schwerlein

Orchestra of the Royal Opera House

as Orchestra

Chorus of the Royal Opera House

as Chorus

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