Performance

Venue	Sadler's Wells Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	24th June 2004
To	25th June 2004
When	Jun 24 21:15. Jun 25 21:00
Sadler's Wells Theatre (V224)
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Seven Deadly Sins

Work:: Seven Deadly Sins (S362639240)

Weill collaborated with Brecht on this immorality play while living in Paris where he'd fled to escape the rise of the Nazis back home. The resultant 'sung ballet' is a surreal cabaret presented by a singer and a dancer, representing different aspects of the same personality. Anna I and Anna II travel to seven American cities to earn money for their family. Trouble is, the spiritual Anna II keeps succumbing to sin, which compromises their earning power, much to the chagrin of the practical Anna I. In the end it's Anna I who prevails, and gets what she wants; but it's at the cost of Anna II's spirit, which is crushed. The Seven Deadly Sins is a short, sharp stab at the heart of conventional bourgeois morality. Weill's score is witty, sparky, occasionally lyrical, and rigorously organised - a masterpiece in miniature.

Music

Kurt Weill

Production:: (T2027997929)

Sung in English. Running time approx. 35 minutes.

Company	Opera North
Conductor	James Holmes
Director	David Pountney
Choreographer	Beate Vollack
Design	Johan Engels
Costume	Marie-Jeanne Lecca
Lighting	Adam Silverman
Translation	Michael Feingold
Performer	Rebecca Caine (Anna I)
Performer	Beate Vollack (Anna II)
Performer	Iain Paton (Tenor I)
Performer	Nicholas Sharratt (Tenor II)
Performer	Adrian Clarke (Father)
Performer	Graeme Broadbent (Mother)

Listing:: L01430790858

Production details

Sung in English. Running time approx. 35 minutes.

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Special Performances

25 Jun 04 Sign Interpreted

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