Performance

Venue	Royal Opera House
	Also: Linbury Studio, Ballet Studio, Clore Studio,Floral Hall
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	10th March 2015
To	4th April 2015
When	Mar 10, 12, 14, 24, Apr 1, 4 at 19:30. Mar 28 Mat 12:30
Royal Opera House (V377)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 15 Jul 14 - T522109793

Rise and Fall of The City of Mahagonny

Work:: Rise and Fall of The City of Mahagonny (S1395368507)

Welcome to the city of Mahagonny. Anything goes for those with enough cash. Those with criminal tendencies can feel right at home. As hedonists flock to wallow in drink, sex and gambling, Jenny the prostitute and Jimmy the lumberjack become lovers. But a failed wager leads them to a court which sets murderers free while the poor are sentenced to death.

Music	Kurt Weill
Lyrics	Bertolt Brecht

Production:: (T522109793)

Sung in English with surtitles.

Producer	Royal Opera House
Conductor	Mark Wigglesworth
Director	John Fulljames
Design	Es Devlin
Costume	Christina Cunningham
Lighting	Bruno Poet
Design	Finn Ross (video)
Director	Arthur Pita (movement)
Translation	Jeremy Sams
Performer	Anne Sofie von Otter (Leocadia Begbick)
Performer	Peter Hoare (Fatty)
Performer	Willard W White (Trinity Moses)
Performer	Christine Rice (Jenny Smith)
Performer	Kurt Streit (Jimmy McIntyre)
Performer	Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts (Jack O'Brien)
Performer	Darren Jeffrey (Bank Account Billy)
Performer	Neal Davies (Alaska Wolf Joe)
Performer	Hubert Francis (Toby Higgins)
Performer	Anush Hovhannisyan
Performer	Lauren Fagan
Performer	Meeta Raval
Performer	Anna Burford
Performer	Harriet Williams
Performer	Stephanie Marshall
Company	Royal Opera Chorus
Company	Orchestra of the Royal Opera House

Listing:: L02045690383

Production details

Sung in English with surtitles.

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

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