Lohengrin, son of Parsifal;

“Lohengrin, son of Parsifal” retells the captivating story of Lohengrin, the knight of the Holy Grail, based on Richard Wagner's celebrated opera. This rendition makes the timeless legend accessible to a broader audience, retaining the emotional depth and mystical allure of Wagner's original work.

Explore themes of faith, duty, and the enigmatic nature of heroism as Lohengrin appears to defend Elsa, the unjustly accused duchess. His condition: that she never ask his name or origin.

This adaptation preserves the essence of the Wagnerian saga, ideal for lovers of mythology, opera enthusiasts, and those discovering the tales of chivalry and divine intervention. Experience the enduring magic of “Lohengrin, ” a story that continues to enchant across generations.

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