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A Midsummer Night's Dream

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Royal College of Music: Britten TheatrePrince Consort Road, Londres, Greater London, SW7 2BS, Reino Unido
Fechas/horas en zona horaria de London
Programa
Britten, Benjamin (1913-1976)A Midsummer Night's DreamLibreto de Peter Pears after Shakespeare
Intérpretes
Michael RosewellDirección
Liam SteelDirección de escena
Michael PavelkaDiseño de escena, Diseño de vestuario
Royal College of Music Classical Orchestra
Timothy MorganContratenorOberon2018 mar 05, 08
Thomas Scott-CowellContratenorOberon2018 mar 06, 10
Harriet EyleySopranoTytania2018 mar 05, 08
Catriona HewitsonSopranoTytania2018 mar 06, 10
Lauren MorrisMezzosopranoHermia2018 mar 05, 08
Beth MoxonMezzosopranoHermia2018 mar 06, 10
Josephine GoddardSopranoHelena2018 mar 05, 08
Louise FullerSopranoHelena2018 mar 06, 10
Kieran RaynerBarítonoDemetrius2018 mar 05, 08
Harry ThatcherBarítonoDemetrius2018 mar 06, 10
Joel WilliamsTenorLysander2018 mar 05, 08
Richard PinkstoneTenorLysander2018 mar 06, 10
Timothy EdlinBajo-barítonoBottom2018 mar 05, 08
Theodore PlattBajoBottom2018 mar 06, 10
Hugo Herman-WilsonBarítonoQuince2018 mar 05, 08
Adam MaxeyBajo-barítonoQuince2018 mar 06, 10
Robert ForrestTenorSnout2018 mar 05, 08
Stephen MillsTenorSnout2018 mar 06, 10
Conall O'NeillBajoSnug2018 mar 05, 08
Edward JowleBarítonoSnug2018 mar 06, 10
Thomas ErlankTenorFlute2018 mar 05, 08
Glen CunninghamTenorFlute2018 mar 06, 10
Dan D'SouzaBajoStarveling2018 mar 05, 08
James SchoutenBarítonoStarveling2018 mar 06, 10
Peter EdgeBajoTheseus
Ida RänzlövMezzosopranoHippolyta
George LongworthActorPuck

Based on Shakespeare's comic play, RCM alumnus Benjamin Britten’s much-loved opera A Midsummer Night's Dream has enchanted audiences since its first performance at the Aldeburgh Festival over 50 years ago.

Set in the woods around Athens, the King of the Fairies Oberon has fallen out with his Queen, Tytania. While the Rustics (craftsmen) rehearse for a play, Oberon interferes in the disputes of four lovers with a troublesome love potion and the acrobat Puck makes mischief, but all is reconciled at the wedding of Theseus, the Duke of Athens.

From the ethereal woodland scenes to the amusing antics of the Rustics, Britten's orchestration brilliantly portrays each dream-like scene with distinctive musical signatures.

Please note that this production may not be suitable for children under the age of 12.

Tickets: £10, £20, £30, £40, £50

Available from Wednesday 24 January. RCM Benefactors and Patrons have priority booking from Wednesday 10 January and RCM Friends from Wednesday 17 January.