The San Francisco Opera is set to present Wagner’s “Parsifal.”

The production will be conducted by Caroline H. Hume, Music Director, Eun Sun Kim, in a new production by Matthew Ozawa.

In a statement, Ozawa said: “At a time when the world seems increasingly fractured, I believe Parsifal speaks directly to the crisis of disconnection so many of us feel. Its music and message reach into something primal—a longing for healing and meaning. As we participate together in this shared theatrical ritual, may we be reminded of the possibility of transformation—through empathy, through compassion, and through art.”

The production will star Brandon Jovanovich in the title role, Kwangchul Youn, Brian Mulligan, Tanja Ariane Baumgartner, Falk Struckmann, and David Soar.

“Parsifal” will open on Oct. 25 and will run through Nov. 13. The Nov. 2 performance will be livestreamed and will also be available to watch on demand for 48 hours, beginning on Monday, Nov. 3.

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