Dead Man Walking (opera) - Subsequent Performances

Subsequent Performances

The opera has since been performed numerous times across the United States and had its Australian premiere in 2002, with Teddy Tahu Rhodes as Joseph De Rocher. In 2007, it played in Sydney for a limited season produced by Nicole Alexander Productions at the State Theatre. It was nominated for six Helpmann Awards and won two (Best Set Design and Best Male in an Operatic Performance). The Canadian premiere was in January 2006 in Calgary, Alberta, with Daniel Okulitch in the role of Joseph De Rocher. The European premiere was in May 2006 in the Semperoper in Dresden, Germany. The same production had its opening night on September 26, 2007, at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna. The opera also played at the Malmö Opera och Musikteater in Malmö, Sweden.

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