Wednesday, 28 October 2015
Creating Frankenstein
Labels:
preview
Image from today's dress rehearsal for my new opera, The Genesis of Frankenstein, directed by Ella Marchment, conducted by Noah Mosley, choreography by Sarah Louise Kristensen. On stage soprano Isolde Roxby, conductor Noah Mosley and the dancers. If you want to find out more then come and see it, as part of the Helios Collective's opera club night Toi Toi tonight and tomorrow at the CLF Arts Cafe, the Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane, Peckham, tickets from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/helioscollective
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts this month
-
Britten: War Requiem - Edward Gardner, Benjamin Appl, Paul Appleby London Philharmonic Orchestra (Photo: Andy Paradise) Britten: War Requie...
-
Britten: Violin Concerto - Simone Lamsma, Andrew Manze, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic - BBC Proms (Photo: BBC/ Chris Christodoulou) Vaughan...
-
Puccini: Tosca (Act Three) - Carmen Giannattasio, Saimir Pirgu - Oxford International Opera (Photo: Chris Christodoulou) Puccini: Tosca ; C...
-
A drawing of Joyce (with eyepatch) by Djuna Barnes from 1922, the year in which Joyce began the 17-year task of writing Finnegans Wake Alast...
-
Gerald Finzi: The Dance Continued, recording session - Nick Pritchard, Ian Tindale [Photo: Jan Capinski] Gerald Finzi is a composer whose m...
-
Bizet: Carmen - Katie Bray, Oliver Johnston - Blackheath Halls Opera (Photo: Julian Guidera) Bizet: Carmen ; Katie Bray, Oliver Johnston, M...
-
Edward Longstaff: The History of Mr. Polly: Part One - Robin Bailey - Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival at the Cockpit (Photo Claire Shovelto...
-
Bach: Mass in B Minor - Arcangelo - BBC Proms (Photo: BBC / Chris Christodoulou) Bach: Mass in B minor ; Jeanine De Bique, Eva Zaïcik, Hugh...
-
Fromental Halévy (1799-1862) was one of the mainstays of French opera in the 19th century. A pupil of Cherubini, his opera La Juive (1835) w...
-
Patrick Lange Opera North 's forthcoming Autumn season has an interesting element of compare and contrast to it. Patrick Nolan's new...

No comments:
Post a Comment