01 January 1972 199 mins
The nearest Wagner ever got to religion was worshiping himself. Using opulent music he delivers his audience to an easy, pseudo-mystical experience. In this, one of his earlier operas, he is already showing signs of the mastery of the superlative that later would blossom fully together with his egomania.
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Karan Armstrong as Elsa
Leif Roar as Telramund
Elizabeth Connell as Ortud
Bernd Weikl as Herrufer
Peter Hofmann as Lohengrin
United Kingdom 01 January 1972
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