Dark deeds under the microscope: Britten's Lucretia

Von David Karlin, 06 Juli 2015

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“This production...puts each of its characters under the microscope and explores every nuance”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Glyndebourne Opera House, Glyndebourne, am 5 Juli 2015

Britten, Rape of Lucretia (Die Schändung der Lucretia), The

Glyndebourne Festival Opera

Leo Hussain, Musikalische Leitung

Fiona Shaw, Regie

Michael Levine, Bühnenbild

Nicky Gallibrand, Kostüme

Kate Royal, Female Chorus

Louise Alder, Lucia

Catherine Wyn-Rogers, Bianca

Christine Rice, Lucretia

Allan Clayton, Male Chorus

Duncan Rock, Tarquinius

Matthew Rose, Collatinus

Michael Sumuel, Junius

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David is a co-founder of Bachtrack. He is a musical omnivore interested in almost all types of music, but with a particular love of Italian opera. You can contact him from this link.

Dark deeds under the microscope: Britten's Rape of Lucretia at Glyndebourne