Death in Venice

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Leeds Grand Theatre Leeds, Yorkshire and the Humber, LS1 6NZ, Royaume-uni

Dates/horaires selon le fuseau horaire de London

Programme

Britten, Benjamin (1913-1976)

Artistes

Opera North
Richard Farnes	Direction
Yoshi Oïda	Mise en scène
Tom Schenk	Décors
Rob Kearley	Revival Director
Alan Oke	Ténor	Gustav von Aschenbach
Peter Savidge	Baryton	Le Voyageur, le Vieux Dandy, le Vieux Gondolier, le Directeur de l’hôtel, le Barbier de l’hôtel, le Chef des baladins, la Voix de Dionysos
Christopher Ainslie	Contre-ténor	La Voix d’Apollon	2013 oct. 17, 19, 23
James Laing	Contre-ténor	La Voix d’Apollon	2013 oct. 25

New production Gustav von Aschenbach, a novelist in crisis, leaves Munich for Venice in search of fresh inspiration. Aschenbach is captivated by the beauty both of the place and Polish boy Tadzio. Britten’s sensual final opera is tinged with mortality, and an exotic orchestral score conveys the story to great dramatic effect.

Plan

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Mark Pullinger, 21st November

The Canadian bass-baritone marks his 30th anniversary at The Royal Opera with not just one new role, but seven, in a new production of Britten's Death in Venice.

Opera North: Death in Venice

Richard Wilcocks, 17th October

Opera North's Death in Venice is another winner for the company in Britten's centenary year, originally directed by Yoshi Oida. Alan Oke is a successful, anguished Aschenbach.

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