Performance

Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	11th August 2009
To	11th August 2009
When	19:30
Prices	From £8.00. To £44.00.
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Prom 35 - BBC Concert Orchestra - Patience

Work:: Prom 35 (S360)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: BBC Concert Orchestra - Patience (T01120493933)

Semi Staged. Following his earlier appearance this season conducting the music of Delius, Elgar and Holst (Prom 12), Sir Charles Mackerras returns as one of our greatest living exponents of G&S and, in the wake of conducting HMS Pinafore in 2005, he now presides over a specially created semi-staging of the 1881 operetta in which Gilbert took a swipe at the then fashionable Aesthetic movement and its artistic figurehead, Oscar Wilde. Approx. finish time: 22:10

Music	Sullivan
Company	Chorus of English National Opera
Conductor	Charles Mackeerras (Sir)
Director	Martin Duncan
Choreographer	Steve Elias (assistant director)
Conductor	Alex Briger (assistant)
Performer	Rebecca Bottone (Patience)
Performer	Felicity Palmer (Lady Jane)
Performer	Pamela Helen Stephen (Lady Angela)
Performer	Elena Xanthoudakis (Lady Ella)
Performer	Sophie Louise Dann (Lady Saphir)
Performer	Simon Butteriss (Reginald Bunthorne)
Performer	Toby Stafford-Allen (Archibald Grosvenor)
Performer	Donald Maxwell (Colonel Calverley)
Performer	Graeme Danby (Major Murgatroyd)
Performer	Bonaventura Bottone (Lt Duke of Dunstable)

Listing:: L0550439398

BBC Concert Orchestra - Patience

Semi Staged. Following his earlier appearance this season conducting the music of Delius, Elgar and Holst (Prom 12), Sir Charles Mackerras returns as one of our greatest living exponents of G&S and, in the wake of conducting HMS Pinafore in 2005, he now presides over a specially created semi-staging of the 1881 operetta in which Gilbert took a swipe at the then fashionable Aesthetic movement and its artistic figurehead, Oscar Wilde. Approx. finish time: 22:10

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