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Jack O'Kelly

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Follow Butterfly’s tragic fight for survival in one of Puccini’s best-known operas – Madam Butterfly. Although composed over a century ago, Welsh National Op...

Trailer Madam Butterfly | Trailer II

Indian-born journalist, author and librettist; Dr Edson Burton, writer, poet and academic. - Madam Butterfly was first performed at the height of the British Empire. Many books about the Empire and its lasting impact are still being published today, however, for some, we have only recently begun to investigate the role and impact of Britain in the world in the wake of 'Black Lives Matter' of Significance '. How many of us have really benefited from formal education about the British Empire? In this discussion, we consider how the UK is still shaped by its past, and which Empire stories are common knowledge and have been reflected on our platforms and from whom's perspective. Are there some anecdotes that need to come to ' still obvious and shared? Joining our presenter Priyavada Gopal, Professor of Post-Colonial Studies, University of Cambridge will be: Dr Robert Fokkens, a South African composer; Shreya Sen-Handley, Indian-born journalist, author and librettist; Dr Edson Burton, author, poet and academic. - wno.org.uk/butterfly
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