on November 19 was part of the Met Opera: Live in HD series. It aired on Great Performances from PBS in 2012, Season 39 Episode 19 on March 22 and March 25. The Metropolitan Opera's 2011 production was streamed online on June 21 and November 1, 2020. On September 16, 2014, a new production was staged at the Ekaterinburg State Academic Opera in Russia. The creative team included Thaddeus Strassberger (direction and scenic design), Mattie Ullrich (costume design) and Oliver von Dohnányi (conductor). A new production by Folkoperan and Cirkus Cirkör, directed by and conducted by Matthew Wood premiered at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater on October 31, 2018. On 18 November 2018, Vlaamse Opera premiered a production by director and choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, together with stage designer Henrik Ahr and costume designer Jan-Jan Van Essche Synopsis The opera is in three acts, each referencing a major related cultural figure. Act 1 Leo Tolstoy On the Kuru Field of Justice Tolstoy Farm (1910) The Vow (1906) Act 2 Rabindranath Tagore Confrontation and Rescue (1896) Indian Opinion (1906) Protest (1908) Act 3 Martin Luther King Jr. The Newcastle March (1913) Recordings Sheryl Woods (Mrs. Naidoo), Douglas Perry (M.K. Gandhi); Christopher Keene (Conductor), New York City Opera orchestra and chorus. 1984 (Sony) D. Anzolini; Metropolitan Opera orchestra and chorus. 2021 (Orange Machine Music) See also List of artistic depictions of Mahatma Gandhi References External links Satyagraha at PhilipGlass.com "The Truth Force at the Met", Daniel Mendelsohn's review of Satyagraha from The New York Review of Books "В Екатеринбурге поставили «Сатьяграху»" (Ekaterinburg presents Satyagraha) by Gyulyara Sadiq-zade, Vedomosti, 18 September 2014 1980 operas Cultural depictions of Mahatma Gandhi Minimalist operas Operas Operas set in the 20th century Operas set in India Operas based on real people Operas by Philip Glass Philip Glass albums Political operas Sanskrit-language operas