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VenueGlyndebourne
TownLewes
CountyEast Sussex
From10th August 2001
To25th August 2001
Glyndebourne (V671)
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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:: (T102670962)

A revival of the 1985 production sponsored by Riggs and Co - International Private Banking.
Company Glyndebourne Opera
Director Peter Hall
Conductor Vladimir Jurowski
Design John Gunter
Lighting David Hersey (original lighting)
Lighting Keith Benson (revival lighting)
Company London Philharmonic Orchestra
Performer Alfred Boe (Albert Herring)
Performer Felicity Lott (Lady Billows)
Performer Diana Montague (Florence Pike)
Performer Susan Gritton (Miss Wordsworth)
Performer Robert Poulton (Mr Gedge)
Performer Peter Hoare (Mr Upfold)
Performer Michael Druiett (Superintendent Budd)
Performer Christopher Maltman (Sid)
Performer Malena Ernman (Nancy)
Performer Susan Gorton (Mrs Herring)

Listing:: L0455738411




Production details

A revival of the 1985 production sponsored by Riggs and Co - International Private Banking.

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