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Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival 2009
30/07/2009 - 00:00
16/08/2009 - 23:59
Etc/GMT
Venue:
Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, London, W6 9RLInnovative opera company Tête à Tête has earned a reputation for bringing fantastic, small-scale opera to the widest possible audience.
Tête à Tête's unusual works, including the world's first opera about giving birth (PUSH!), have been critically acclaimed and won over both new and traditional audiences.
Highlights of Tête à Tête
- The Weatherman: London premiere of Opera North's new chamber opera celebrating the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth (30-31 Jul)
- Wallen: a sibling offering from composer/singer/pianist Errollyn and jazz composer/trumpeter Byron Wallen exploring their extraordinary upbringing (13-14 Aug)
- Ula: haunting new opera-thriller and work-in-progress directorial debut from top opera singer Sally Burgess (13-14 Aug)
- Shadowplay: featuring a singing contortionist, performing shadows and video (13-14 Aug)
- Medousa: opera and dance combine in a constantly evolving work by Vocal Motions Elastic Theatre (6-7 Aug)
- Stolen Voices: the story of clarinettist Neyire Ashworth's Anglo-Turkish upbringing, using only her voice and clarinet (8 Aug)
- The Song of Margery Kempe: the world-stage premiere of Brian Inglis's one woman opera – billed as "Alan Bennett's Talking Heads meets The Exorcist" (1-2 Aug)
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Submitted by Hiko on Tue, 11/08/2009 - 13:35.
