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THE BARBARIANS An opera in two parts, performed in Modern Greek Commissioned by the Museum of Old and New Art Inspired by the poem Waiting for the Barbarians (1904) World Premiere Season 2012, January 18 – 23, City Hall Hobart The Barbarians is designed for mature audiences of 15 years and over. Composers Notes: Otherness is a central theme of Constantine Cavafy’s poem Waiting for the Barbarians; written in 1904, it is one of Cavafy’s most important works. The poem echoes the dramatic traditions of Ancient Greek Theatre and resonates with today’s eco-political environment. The Barbarians, (poem and opera) is structured as a series of both questions and answers (why - because) and reflects on the timeless elements of the State (the emperor, consuls, politicians), the Polis (the chorus, community), and in referring to the Barbarians (the others) how we deal with hope, fear and uncertainty. Cavafy drew his themes from personal experience, the depths of history and mythology. Though he was not always comfortable with his role as nonconformist, he critically examined aspects of Christianity, patriotism, politics and homosexuality. The opera explores the many contradictions of Cavafy’s life, the labyrinth of political correctness across the ages and the impact of his sometimes radical ideas. PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS Chorus Leader Athanasia Houndalas The Man Christos Linou The Poet – Bass-Baritone Nicholas Dinopoulos The Poet Youth – Boy Alto Ayrton Rose The Woman – Soprano Grace Ovens GREEK CHORUS Daniel Cugliari, Callum Doyle – Scott, Oliver Gathercole, John Gunter, Tim Hurd, Jon Lenthell, Ben Peelman, Joshua Santospirito, Kyle Smith, Zach Wells CREATIVE TEAM Music & Direction Constantine Koukias Production Designers Liminal Spaces Peta Heffernan and Elvio Brianese Structural Engineers Gandy & Roberts Translator & Advisor Athanasia Houndalas Lighting & Special Effects Jason James Sound Designer Greg Gurr Music Director Donald Bate Digital Projection Designer Carl Higgs Installation Artists – Final Sequence Clockwork Beehive Dianna Graf & Mark Cornelius Effects projection Hugh McSpedden Principal Singers Costume Designer Elizabeth Monaghan Chorus Costume Designers Natalie Holtsbaum & Ella Knight Chorus Leader – Costume Designer Robin Riley Pre Recorded Tapes Donald Bate & Constantine Koukias MUSICIANS Violin Yue Hong Cha Trumpet Dee Boyd Percussion Gary Wain Percussion Tracey Patten Hand Percussion & Improvisation Jane Baker Bassoon + Contrabassoon Simone Walters Celeste + Harpsichord + Hammond Organ: Clarissa Zhang PRODUCTION TEAM Project Manager Kristen Molhuysen Production Manager Michael Bullock Assistant Director – Stage Lyndall Edwards Assistant Director – Technical & Chorus: Chris Jackson Production Liaison Werner Ihlenfeld & Caroline Flood Chorus Costume Fabricator Elizabeth Monaghan Box Head Fabricators Rita Houndalas & Jim Vaughan Assistant Stage Manager Josephine Giles Pyro-technician Werner Ihlenfeld Lighting Operator Jason James Sound Operator Greg Gurr Digital Video Projection Operator Carl Higgs Production Assistants Patrick Denell & Caroline Flood Production Accounts Sonja Kingston

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