Orpheus' trip to the Underworld to recover Eurydice. First performed in 1858 and perhaps the first ever full-length classical operetta, this opera is perhaps most famous for the 'Can Can', or as it is properly called, 'The Infernal Gallop'. Sung in English
Cast/Performers
Frances NcCafferty (Public Opinion), Mary Hegarty (Eurydice), Jamie MacDougall (Orpheus), Alan Oke (Pluto), Eric Roberts (Jupiter), Margaret Preece (Diana)
Creatives/Company
Music: Offenbach Lyrics(s): Ludivoc Halevy, Hector-Jonathan Cremieux Company: Opera North Director: Martin Duncan Conductor: Wyn Davies Design: Tim Hatley
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