Antonín Dvorák: The Devil and Kate

About This Movie

Antonín Dvorák: The Devil and Kate is an intriguing blend of music and folklore that captures the essence of a young woman's struggle against societal norms. The atmosphere is infused with a mix of whimsy and darkness, as Kate, portrayed by Anne-Marie Owens, faces the devil in a literal and metaphorical dance. Rosen's direction lends a certain liveliness to the performances, though you can feel the tension of the narrative's stakes. The pacing keeps you engaged, offering space for those beautiful arias while never losing sight of Kate's defiance. The practical effects in the staging are quite clever, enhancing the overall experience without overshadowing the music. It's a distinctive production that certainly stands out among other operatic interpretations of Dvorák's works.

Features a strong performance by Anne-Marie OwensConducted by Albert RosenA unique operatic interpretation of Dvorák's work