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The woman in the shadows behind the man in the sun. Wolfgang's sister, Nan Mozart, is a brilliant composer who struggles to be seen and heard in the male-dominated 18th century court. When the young virtuosa, who is arguably more talented than her brother, is silenced and banned from all artistic endeavours, she rebels. In this untold story of the greatest composer of all time, two estranged siblings embark on a journey of love, hate, tragedy, and redemption.

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Book by: Tegan Summer
Lyrics(s): Tegan Summer, Gregory Nabours (additional lyrics)
Music: Gregory Nabours

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Archive listings for Mozart: Her Story (2024)

Work type: Musical. There are performances of this work in the listings (current and future) database, see Mozart: Her Story

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Director Stephanie Klemons. DramaturgColette Freedman. Choreographer Dwight Rhoden. Choreographer Desmond Richardson. Musical Director Gregory Nabours. Design Andy Walmsley. Costume Christine Darch. Design David Torchio (hair). Lighting Prema Mehta. Sound Chris Whybrow. Director Jill Green Casting (casting). Director Olivia Laydon (associate casting). Director Tom Shiels (associate casting). Producer Tegan SummerTheatricals. Other Anthology Theatre Productions (general manager). Performer Gabrielle Brooks (Nan Mozart). Performer Anthony Rapp (Count Franz von Walsegg). Performer Tyrone Huntley (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart). Performer Laura Pitt-Pulford (Anna Maria Mozart). Performer Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer (Constanze Weber). Performer Vinny Coyle (Johann Baptist zu Sonnenburg). Performer Emily Squibb (Karoline von Walsegg / Cover Nan). Performer Emily Panes. Performer Elisabeth Snegir. Performer Daisie Mariella. Performer Jordan Fox. Performer Harry Chandler. Performer Bethaney Wellings-Davies. Performer Evie-Leigh Savage. Performer Maxfield Haynes. Performer Jacob Wye. Performer Larissa Gerszke. Performer Charlotte Edmonds. Performer Addison Ector.

16 Nov 24 to 17 Nov 24

Theatre Royal Drury Lane, West End :: V390
listing details L241727811

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