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VenueGeneral
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From26th July 2000
To26th July 2000
When22:00
Prices Free
General (V1231)
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The Fleeting Opera

Work:: The Fleeting Opera (S308855698)


Production:: (T0425751381)

This is the first of a series of contemporary operas to be performed on barges and/or boats on the River Thames. The Fleeting Opera will take place on four barges that will act as moving stages travelling back and forth across the Thames during the performance with the audience watching from the riverside path and terrace of Battersea Park. Up to ten performers ranged across the barges will interact across the water in a production including live music, a pre-recorded soundtrack, singing, dance, sculpture and lighting. Choreographed by Royal Ballet dancer Tom Sapsofrd the company also includes other dancers from The Royal Ballet and musicians and singers from The Orchestra and The Chorus and of the Royal Opera House.
Company The Couper Collection
Company The Royal Opera
Company The Royal Ballet

Listing:: L65107317

Battersea Park Riverside Terrace. Part of the London String of Pearls Millennium Festival.



Production details

This is the first of a series of contemporary operas to be performed on barges and/or boats on the River Thames. The Fleeting Opera will take place on four barges that will act as moving stages travelling back and forth across the Thames during the performance with the audience watching from the riverside path and terrace of Battersea Park. Up to ten performers ranged across the barges will interact across the water in a production including live music, a pre-recorded soundtrack, singing, dance, sculpture and lighting. Choreographed by Royal Ballet dancer Tom Sapsofrd the company also includes other dancers from The Royal Ballet and musicians and singers from The Orchestra and The Chorus and of the Royal Opera House. Battersea Park Riverside Terrace. Part of the London String of Pearls Millennium Festival.

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