Welsh National Youth Opera are putting on Kommilitonen! (Young Blood) by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies. This is an elctrifying documentary opera about young people and politics in the twentieth century.
The piece weves together the stories of victims and aggressors from the Chinese Cultural Revolution, the unique life of James Meredith - the first African American to be accepted into the University of Mississippi in 1962, and the students of the Weisse Rose movement from 1940's…
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Welsh National Youth Opera are holding auditions for a new production of Kommilitonen!
It's a contemporary opera about student revolution in the Twentieth Century
anyone who is between 16 and 25 and loves singing and acting should apply - spread the word
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In the middle of rehearsals for Unheard Voices - CREW which opens next week at the WMC in a WNO rehearsal studio.
It's been an incredibly challenging week working with 4 stagehands on developing theatrical languages which articulate what the world of opera performance is like from their perspective. So many hidden talents are emerging! We are blending mime, standup, and storytelling with set building and technical language to create a really unique show. Next week we gain a 5th…
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It's not every show that casts a cheif executive & artistic director as an actor alongside 4 of thier stage crew, but Unheard Voices - CREW does!
This is going to be an umissable evening which subverts all the usual stereotypes of opera and reveals the amazing stories of those people usually hidden in the shadows of the wings and fly floor. Come and see!…
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I thought people should be made aware that Mariusz Trelinski, the Polish theatre, opera and film director is currently staging two shows at WNO. His work is poetic, bold and highly contemporary, and grounded in a very strong process. His staging of Manon Lescaut fights the sentimental and romantic tendancies in Puccini's score to brilliant effect and his new production of Boulevard Solitude, which is a C20th jazz inspired piece, is 1.5 hrs of great theatre.
Added by polly graham on February 11, 2014 at 12:23 — 2 Comments
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