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ENO and Improbable's Satyagraha an astonishing spectacle

Par Roger Smith, 23 novembre 2013
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Critique faite à The London Coliseum, Londres, le 20 novembre 2013
Programme
Glass, Satyagraha
Artistes
English National Opera
Stuart Stratford, Direction
Phelim McDermott, Mise en scène
Julian Crouch, Décors
Alan Oke, Gandhi
Janis Kelly, Mrs Naidoo
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Alan OkeEnglish National OperaJanis KellyJulian CrouchPhelim McDermottPhilip GlassSatyagrahaStuart Stratford
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Roger Smith
Roger Smith
Roger Smith was born in London and studied for BA in Music at Kingston University, followed by an MMus in Music Theory and Analysis at Goldsmiths College. He studied opera at Birkbeck College, the City Lit and Morley College.