David Cronenberg brings his classic 1986 film to the operatic stage for the first time. With roots in the 1958 version of The Fly, Cronenberg discusses man’s relationship with technology.
Plácido Domingo comments on Howard Shore’s commitment to this project and how his passion inspired the creative team. Domingo expresses his excitement to bring this commissioned work to the Los Angeles audience.
Daniel Okulitch creates this operatic role for the first time. He enjoys the thrill of being the first to tackle the role and is inspired by the direction of Plácido Domingo and David Cronenberg.
The composer of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Howard Shore, takes his talent to the operatic stage. Shore has been a fan of opera since the early 1970s. He was excited to have the opportunity to compose his first opera with the high caliber of artists involved in The Fly.