Leeds Grand TheatreLeeds, Yorkshire and the Humber, LS1 6NZ, Vereinigtes Königreich
Datum/Zeit in London Zeitzone
Programm
| Martinů, Bohuslav (1890-1959) | The Greek Passion (Sung in English) |
Darsteller
| Opera North | ||
| Garry Walker | Musikalische Leitung | |
| Christopher Alden | Regie | |
| Charles Edwards | Bühnenbild, Licht | |
| Doey Lüthi | Kostüme | |
| Tim Claydon | Choreographie | |
| Chorus of Opera North | ||
| Orchestra of Opera North | ||
| Nicky Spence | Tenor | Manolios |
| Magdalena Molendowska | Sopran | Katerina |
| Paul Nilon | Tenor | Yannakos |
| Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts | Tenor | Panait |
| Stephen Gadd | Bariton | Grigoris |
| John Savournin | Bariton | Fotis |
| Richard Mosley-Evans | Bariton | Kostandis |
| Lorna James | Sopran | Lenio |
| Steven Page | Bass | Captain |
| Jonathan Best | Bass | Archon |
| Rhodri Prys-Jones | Tenor | Michelis |
| Alex Banfield | Tenor | Nikolios |
| Jeremy Peaker | Bariton | Ladas |
| Amy Freston | Sopran | Despinio |
| Dean Robinson | Bass | An old man |
| Campbell Russell | Tenor | Andonis |
As a remote Greek community prepares for its Easter Passion play, refugees arrive from another village which has been devastated by conflict. Their pleas for food and shelter divide the population between those who treat the newcomers with compassion, and those who see them as a threat. With its spectacular soundscape influenced by ancient song and involving large orchestral and choral forces, Martinů’s rarely-performed, deeply moving plea for tolerance has never been more relevant.
Christopher Alden directs a superb ensemble headed by Nicky Spence, with Garry Walker conducting.
