Performance

Venue	Barbican Centre
	Also: Barbican Theatre,Barbican Hall. Guildhall School of Music and Drama Theatre, Cinema1,Cinema2,Gallery, Silk Street Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	12th April 2013
To	20th April 2013
When	19:30
Prices	From £16.00. To £50.00.
Barbican Centre (V371)
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Date of change: 30 Oct 12 - T324939619

Sunken Garden

Work:: Sunken Garden (S01100374998)

Experience an occult mystery opera, combining music, text and visual images including one of opera's first uses of 3D film. This film-opera follows a missing person and those who are searching for him... what connects the disappearance of a software engineer with a neurotic film-maker and a gullible patroness of the arts? Explore hoax and dark truth in this multi-layered production.

Music	Michel van der Aa
Lyrics	David Mitchell

Production:: (T324939619)

English National Opera comes to the Barbican for this brand new collaboration, a world premiere with libretto by best-selling author David Mitchell (Cloud Atlas), and score by Dutch composer Michel van der Aa, whose prize-winning music theatre piece After Life premiered here in 2010. Running time: 110mins with no interval. Performed in English

Producer	English National Opera
Director	Michel van der Aa
Design	Theun Mosk
Conductor	Andre de Ridder
Performer	Roderick Williams
Performer	Katherine Manley
Performer	Claron McFadden
Performer	Jonathan McGovern
Performer	Kate Miller-Heidke

Listing:: L512354157

Production details

English National Opera comes to the Barbican for this brand new collaboration, a world premiere with libretto by best-selling author David Mitchell (Cloud Atlas), and score by Dutch composer Michel van der Aa, whose prize-winning music theatre piece After Life premiered here in 2010. Running time: 110mins with no interval. Performed in English

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