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VenueTheatre Royal
TownNewcastle upon Tyne
CountyTyne and Wear
From15th February 2002
To15th February 2002
When19:15
PricesFrom £5.00. To £39.50.
Theatre Royal (V570)
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Albert Herring

Work:: Albert Herring (S1858)

May Day is looming, and the small town of Loxford is in chaos. All the potential May Queens are morally unsuitable. Desperate, the locals decide a May King will have to do instead. They choose the blameless Albert Herring, from the greengrocers. He isn't keen, but stuck firmly under his mother's thumb, he'll do what he is told. However, after one rum-laced lemonade at the May Day ceremony, Albert disappears, and even greater chaos ensues. Britten's sharply satiric take on village life makes for a glorious and very English comedy.
Music Britten

Production:: (T01181260682)

Sung in English. New Production - Supported by The Friends of Opera North. Sponsored by Manchester Airport. Running time 2 hours 30 minutes.
Company Opera North
Conductor James Holmes
Director Phyllida Lloyd
Design Scott Pask
Lighting Howard Harrison
Performer Iain Paton (Albert Herring)
Performer Josephine Barstow (Lady Billows)
Performer Ethna Robinson (Mrs Herring)
Performer Susan Bickley (Florence Pike)
Performer Eric Roberts (Vicar)
Performer John Graham-Hall (The Mayor)
Performer Elena Ferrari (Miss Wordsworth)
Performer Jeremy White (Superintendent Budd)
Performer Richard Whitehouse (Sid)
Performer Heather Shipp (Nancy)
Performer Claire Wild (Emmie)

Listing:: L0441022238




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Production details

Sung in English. New Production - Supported by The Friends of Opera North. Sponsored by Manchester Airport. Running time 2 hours 30 minutes.

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