Bluebeard
Christian Van Horn as Duke Bluebeard in Bartók’s Bluebeard’s Castle: a performance archive spanning staged productions, orchestral concerts, films, images, and critical response.
The seven doors
Excerpts from Bluebeard’s Castle, with each performance identified by venue and year.
Where I’ve sung Bluebeard
A documented path through staged and concert performances of Bartók’s opera.
Staged production · Sara Gartland as Judith · David Neely conducting · Kristine McIntyre directing · role debut
View production ↗Concert performance, 14 June · Elīna Garanča as Judith · Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducting The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
View Carnegie Hall record ↗Concert performances: Seoul, 19 June; Hyogo, 22 June; Tokyo, 25 and 27 June · Elīna Garanča as Judith · Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducting
Search Met archive ↗Concert performances, 6–8 February · Ekaterina Gubanova as Judith · Esa-Pekka Salonen conducting
View CSO feature ↗Staged production, April–May · Karen Cargill as Judith · Johannes Debus conducting · François Racine revival director
View production ↗Coming performances
Announced engagements in the role, linked to the presenting organizations.
Royal Ballet and Opera
Duke Bluebeard’s Castle in concert with Elīna Garanča; Jakub Hrůša conducts.
Performance details ↗Munich Philharmonic
Bluebeard’s Castle with Elīna Garanča at the Isarphilharmonie; Lahav Shani conducts.
Concert details ↗Théâtre des Champs-Élysées
Bluebeard’s Castle in concert with Elīna Garanča; Lio Kuokman conducts.
Concert details ↗Critical voices
Independent responses to performances of Duke Bluebeard.
“His generous, resounding bass-baritone was a perfect fit for the extreme vocal demands of the title role.”“Bluebeard establishes him as a viable leading man.”“His bass-baritone has both resonant warmth and a quasi-Slavic timbre wholly suited to Bartók’s music.”“His large, warm tone filled the hall easily, and the Hungarian was spot on.”“an ambiguous Bluebeard, terrorizing but also tormented.”Production images
Staged scenes from Des Moines and Toronto, with a Chicago concert photograph.
Des Moines · 2023



Toronto · 2026








Chicago · 2025

More from the stage
Photographs, press, and other roles.