Norma
Originally released in 1978. Norma is a music/tv movie film. directed by William Fitzwater. With a runtime of 2h 33m, it's an epic theatrical experience.
Starring Joan Sutherland, Margreta Elkins, and Clifford Grant
Synopsis
Dame Joan Sutherland considered Norma, the lead character of Bellini’s bel canto melodrama, one of her favourite roles. She performed the brilliant and challenging score for Australian audiences for the first time in this 1978 production at the Sydney Opera House, reuniting with her regular collaborator Margreta Elkins, who plays Adalgisa, as well as Ronald Stevens and Clifford Grant. Set in Ancient Gaul, the opera tells the story of a clash between the Druids and the occupying Romans. In the middle of it all is Norma, the high priestess caught in a dangerous love triangle. This luscious production is directed by Italian director Sandro Sequi and conducted by Richard Bonynge.
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- Released
- Original Language
- IT
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Norma about?
Dame Joan Sutherland considered Norma, the lead character of Bellini’s bel canto melodrama, one of her favourite roles. She performed the brilliant and challenging score for Australian audiences ...
Who directed Norma?
Norma was directed by William Fitzwater.
How long is Norma?
Norma has a runtime of 2 hours and 33 minutes (153 minutes total).
When was Norma released?
Norma was released on August 1, 1978 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Norma?
The main cast of Norma includes Joan Sutherland, Margreta Elkins, Clifford Grant, Ron Stevens, Etela Piha.