Performance

Venue	London Coliseum
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	5th November 2012
To	28th November 2012
When	Nov 5, 9, 16, 20, 22, 28 at 19:30. Nov 24 at 18:30
London Coliseum (V376)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 8 Jun 12 - T02018817696

The Pilgrim's Progress

Work:: The Pilgrim's Progress (S2057)

Adaptation of John Bunyan's great work. Premiered during the 1951 Festival of Britain, Vaughan Williams's sublime ?morality' charts the trials, tribulations, temptations and revelations that Bunyan's questing Pilgrim encounters on his physical and spiritual progress ?from this world to that which is to come'.

Author

Vaughan Williams

Production:: (T02018817696)

New Production. Running time: 2hrs 50mins

Producer	English National Opera
Conductor	Martyn Brabbins
Director	Yoshi Oida
Design	Tom Schenk
Design	Tom Schenk (video)
Costume	Sue Willimington
Lighting	Lutz Deppe
Choreographer	Carolyn Choa
Performer	Roland Wood (Pilgrim / John Bunyan)
Performer	Benedict Nelson (Evangelist / Watchful / First Shepherd)
Performer	George von Bergen (Obstinate / Heraldd / Lord Hate-Good)
Performer	Tim Robinson (Interpreter / User / Mr By-Ends / Second Shepherd)
Performer	Colin Judson (Timorous / Lord Lechery / Messenger)
Performer	Alexander Sprague (Pliable / Superstition / Celestrial Voice 1)
Performer	Mark Richardson (Mistrust / Apollyon / Envy / Third Shepherd)
Performer	Eleanor Dennis (First Shining One / Madam Wanton / Voice of a Bird / Celestial Voice 3)
Performer	Kitty Whately (Third Shining One / Cup-bearer / Pickthank / Woodcutter's Boy)
Performer	Ann Murray (Madam Bubble / Mrs By-Ends / Celestial Voice 2)

Listing:: L296374587

Production details

New Production. Running time: 2hrs 50mins

Reviews

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Special Performances

22 Nov 12 Sign Interpreted

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