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Caspar Singh

Альберт Херринг

Меццо-сопрано (+2)

Leah-Marian Jones

Миссис Херринг

Сопрано (+2)

Emma Bell

Леди Биллоуз

Тенор (+3)

Mark Le Brocq

Мистер Апфолд

Инструменталист (+2)

Sir Willard White

Бадд

Меццо-сопрано (+3)

Carolyn Dobbin

Флоренс Пайк

Сопрано (+3)

Aoife Miskelly

Мисс Вордсворд

Баритон (+3)

Eddie Wade

Мистер Джедж

Баритон

Dan D'Souza

Сид

Anna Elizabeth Cooper

Нэнси

Дирижер

Дирижер (+1)

Daniel Cohen

Художник-постановщик

Режиссер-постановщик (+2)

Antony McDonald

Художник по свету

Режиссер-постановщик (+1)

Matthew Richardson

Заместитель Директора

Режиссер-постановщик (+5)

Sophie Daneman

English National Opera

Режиссер-постановщик

London Coliseum

The Lowry

Loxford, 1943. A typical small market town, where nothing escapes the eye of the redoubtable Lady Billows and her housekeeper Florence Pike. When there are no virtuous girls left in the village, the May Queen organising committee decide to break with tradition and crown the shy and innocent greengrocer’s boy Albert Herring as the May King.

But heavy is the head that wears the May King crown, and Albert’s friend Sid intervenes with some mischievous assistance throughout the day as Albert accepts his fate and the cash prize. Join us as Albert’s newfound village status leads to an alcohol-fuelled night of debauchery and self-discovery.

Showing in London and Salford, this funny, quirky and off-centre opera is the perfect commentary on small town eccentricities and will be sure to set curtains twitching and tongues wagging, up and down the country.

Staging & Score
Composed in 1947, Britten demonstrates his versatility by creating a good-natured comedy. From its gentle ribbing of English Victorian music to its sly quote from Wagner, his light-hearted touch lets the humour shine through the music. The score also requires the same thirteen instruments that he used in his previous opera The Rape of Lucretia.

Singers & Creatives
Our unlikely rebel Albert is played by tenor Caspar Singh, and Mrs Herring, his overbearing mother, is played by Leah-Marian Jones, Emma Bell plays Lady Billows, Mark Le Brocq plays Mr Upfold, the Mayor with Sir Willard White as Superintendent Budd.

This new staging will be directed and designed by multi-award winning Antony McDonald and conducted by Daniel Cohen, making his ENO debut on the podium.

This production has been made possible through the generous support of a syndicate comprising Mr R Bridge, Liz Cratchley OBE, Alan McLean, Kate Olver & Jeremy Young, and Roy Shutz.

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