Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal Plymouth
	Also: Drum Theatre, The Lyric
Town	Plymouth
County	Devon
From	31st October 2002
To	31st October 2002
When	19:15
Prices	From £13.00. To £43.00.
Theatre Royal Plymouth (V895)
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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:: (T01620916726)

Sung in English. A revival of the 1985 production sponsored by Riggs and Co - International Private Banking. The performance lasts approximately two hours and fifty minutes including one interval.

Company	Glyndebourne Opera
Conductor	Richard Farnes
Design	John Gunter
Director	Peter Hall
Director	James Robert Carson (revival director)
Design	John Gunter
Lighting	David Hersey (original lighting)
Company	Glyndebourne Touring Opera Orchestra
Company	Glyndebourne Chorus
Performer	Hal Cazalet (Albert Herring)
Performer	Rita Cullis (Lady Billows)
Performer	Susan Gorton (Florence Pike)
Performer	Sarah Fox (Miss Wordsworth)
Performer	Andrew Rupp (Mr Gedge)
Performer	Peter Hoare (Mr Upfold)
Performer	Brindley Sherratt (Superintendent Budd)
Performer	Jeremy Carpenter (Sid)
Performer	Louise Poole (Nancy)
Performer	Frances McCafferty)

Listing:: L42481620

Production details

Sung in English. A revival of the 1985 production sponsored by Riggs and Co - International Private Banking. The performance lasts approximately two hours and fifty minutes including one interval.

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