Performance

Venue	London Coliseum
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	31st January 2011
To	3rd March 2011
When	Jan 31, Feb 9, 15, 18, 23, 25, Mar 3 at 19:30. Feb 5, 12 at 18:30
Prices	From £12.00. To £95.00.
London Coliseum (V376)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Lucrezia Borgia

Work:: Lucrezia Borgia (S01524382057)

Author

Romani (after Hugo)

Production:: (T1855998684)

New Production. The groundbreaking British film-maker Mike Figgis makes his operatic debut with one of the Italian composer’s most psychologically profound masterpieces. Figgis has directed some of the most significant cinema of recent years, including the Oscar-winning Leaving Las Vegas starring Nicolas Cage. Claire Rutter, star of ENO’s Zandra Rhodes-designed Aida, returns as Renaissance Italy’s darkest femme fatale, with rising young American tenor Michael Fabiano (who made an impressive UK debut as the Duke in ENO’s Rigoletto in 2009) as Lucrezia’s long-lost son.

Producer	English National Opera
Conductor	Paul Daniel
Director	Mike Figgis
Design	Es Devlin
Costume	Brigitte Reiffenstuehl
Lighting	Peter Mumford
Translation	Paul Daniel
Performer	Claire Rutter (Lucrezia Borgia)
Performer	Michael Fabiano (Gennaro)
Performer	Elizabeth DeShong (Maffio Orsini)
Performer	Alastair Miles (Alfonso d'Este)

Listing:: L602743982

Production details

New Production. The groundbreaking British film-maker Mike Figgis makes his operatic debut with one of the Italian composer’s most psychologically profound masterpieces. Figgis has directed some of the most significant cinema of recent years, including the Oscar-winning Leaving Las Vegas starring Nicolas Cage. Claire Rutter, star of ENO’s Zandra Rhodes-designed Aida, returns as Renaissance Italy’s darkest femme fatale, with rising young American tenor Michael Fabiano (who made an impressive UK debut as the Duke in ENO’s Rigoletto in 2009) as Lucrezia’s long-lost son.

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