Performance

Venue	London Coliseum
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	1st October 2012
To	2nd November 2012
When	Oct 1, 4, 12, 16, 19, 24, 26, 31, Nov 2 at 19:00
London Coliseum (V376)
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Date of change: 8 Jun 12 - T01233842102

Julius Caesar (Giulio Cesare)

Work:: Julius Caesar (Giulio Cesare) (S1091231757)

The die is cast once Pompey's corpse sprawls headless in the sand and Julius Caesar straddles the earth like a colossus, the unrivalled ruler of the Roman world. Will he really risk losing all for love of Cleopatra, the seductive Egyptian queen?

Music

Handel

Production:: (T01233842102)

New Production. The triumphant climax of the composer's Royal Academy years, and arguably the grandest, most sumptuously tuneful opera seria of them all, Handel's Julius Caesar returns to ENO's repertoire for the first time since its legendary 1979 staging first established the company's reputation as London's reigning ?House of Handel'. Running time: 3hrs 40mins

Producer	English National Opera
Company	Fabulous Beast Dance Theatre
Conductor	Christian Curnyn
Director	Michael Keegan-Dolan
Design	Andrew Lieberman
Costume	Doey Luthi
Lighting	Adam Silverman
Translation	Brian Trowell
Performer	Lawrence Zazzo (Julius Caesar)
Performer	Anna Christy (Cleopatra)
Performer	Patricia Bardon (Cornelia)
Performer	Tim Mead (Tolomeo)
Performer	Daniela Mack (Sesto)
Performer	George Humphreys (Curio)
Performer	James Laing (Nireno)

Listing:: L0439446596

Production details

New Production. The triumphant climax of the composer's Royal Academy years, and arguably the grandest, most sumptuously tuneful opera seria of them all, Handel's Julius Caesar returns to ENO's repertoire for the first time since its legendary 1979 staging first established the company's reputation as London's reigning ?House of Handel'. Running time: 3hrs 40mins

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Special Performances

26 Oct 12 Sign Interpreted

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