Opera North's Seven Deadly Sins is interpreted with enormous verve

Par Richard Wilcocks, 23 novembre 2020

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Critique faite à Leeds Playhouse, Leeds, le 21 novembre 2020

Weill, The Seven Deadly Sins (arr. HK Gruber & Christian Mithspiel)

Opera North

James Holmes, Direction

Gary Clarke, Mise en scène

George Johnson-Leigh, Décors

Mike Lock, Lumières

Wallis Giunta, Anna I

Shelley Eva Haden, Anna II

Stuart Laing, Brother

Campbell Russell, Father

Nicholas Butterfield, Brother

Dean Robinson, Mother

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Richard Wilcocks

Richard Wilcocks has worked as a journalist, as a teacher and for the British Council. He sings bass with Leeds Festival Chorus.