Name: The Women of Whitechapel
Start: 2019-03-30T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2019-04-12T00:00:00.000Z
Location: London Coliseum

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Singer

Soprano

Claudia Boyle

Mary Kelly

Josephine Barstow

Maud

Janis Kelly

Polly Nichols

Marie McLaughlin

Annie Chapman

Susan Bullock

Liz Stride

Lesley Garrett

Catherine Eddowes

Tenor

William Morgan

Writer

Baritone

Alex Otterburn

Squibby

Alan Opie

The Pathologist

Bass-baritone

Robert Hayward

Commissioner of Police

Nicky Spence

Sergeant Johnny Strong

James Cleverton

The Photographer

Conductor

Martyn Brabbins

Stage director

Daniel Kramer

Set designer

Soutra Gilmour

Lighting designer

Paul Anderson

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The Women of Whitechapel

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Jack the Ripper: The Women of Whitechapel
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Set in 1888 in a London doss house, Jack the Ripper: The Women of Whitechapel is a new opera by composer Iain Bell and librettist Emma Jenkins which tells the real stories of the women whose identity up to this point has been defined only by their tragic deaths.

Mary Kelly, who runs the doss house with her grandmother Maud, is teaching her daughter Iris to read and write to give her a chance to have a better life. But as the darkness descends and Mary watches the women in her life start to disappear, the community turn to her to find a way out of the labyrinth.

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