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Performance

VenueLondon Coliseum
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From27th January 2003
To27th February 2003
WhenJan 27, 31, Feb 5, 12, 21, 25, 27 at 20:00, Feb 15 at 19:00
PricesFrom £3.00. To £68.00.
London Coliseum (V376)
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The Trojans - Part 1: The Capture of Troy

The Trojans - Part 1: The Capture of Troy

Work:: The Trojans - Part 1: The Capture of Troy (S415075910)

Part 1 of The Trojans chronicles the siege and destruction of Troy. This chilling atmosphere is dispelled when it appears that the besieging Greeks have abandoned their struggle and left behind tribute in the form of a monumental wooden horse. Despite warnings from the seer, Cassandra, the Trojans celebrate their apparent deliverance and drag the horse through the walls into the heart of the city as an offering to their goddess, Pallas. That night, as Troy sleeps, the Greek troops emerge from their hiding place inside the wooden horse and ransack the city. As the women of Troy lament the destruction, prince Aeneas obeys the instructions of the dead hero Hector to abandon Troy and lead a band of survivors to establish a new homeland in Italy.
Music Berlioz

Production:: (T1520756303)

New production supported by a syndicate of individual donors. Co-production with San Francisco Opera. Running time 1 hr 35 mins
Company English National Opera
Conductor Paul Daniel
Conductor Dominic Wheeler
Director Richard Jones
Design Stewart Laing
Lighting Wolfgang Gobbel
Choreographer Philippe Giraudeau
Translation Hugh Macdonald
Performer Susan Bickley (Cassandra)
Performer John Daszak (Aeneas)
Performer Victoria Simmonds (Ascanius)
Performer Ethna Robinson (Hecuba)
Performer Robert Poulton (Coroebus)
Performer Pavlo Hunka (Ghost of Hector)
Performer Gerard O'Connor (Priam)
Performer Iain Paterson (Pantheus)
Performer Colin Lee (Helenus)
Performer Barry Martin (Greek Captain)

Listing:: L731426681




Production details

New production supported by a syndicate of individual donors. Co-production with San Francisco Opera. Running time 1 hr 35 mins

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