Name: Libuse
Start: 2019-03-18T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2019-03-23T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Bloomsbury Theatre

Organization

Cantante

Soprano

Kirstin Sharpin

Libuše

Tenor

Robert Davies

Přemysl ze Stadic

Bajo

John Mackenzie

Lutobor z Dobroslavského Chlumce

Eve Daniell

Krasava

Director(a) orquestal

Charles Peebles

Director(a) de escena

Cecilia Stinton

Escenógrafo(a)

Holly Muir

James Quilligan

Chrudoš od Otavy

Ben Harding

Šťáhlav na Radbuze

Barítono

Will Bennett

Radovan od Kamena mosta

Contralto

Ananya Samuel

Radmila

Diseñador(a) de iluminación

Alex Forey

University College Opera

checo

Libuse -  (Libusa)

Londres

Reino Unido

Bloomsbury Theatre

Libuse Smetana

Libusa

inglés

Válido

2,1 тыс. views, 16 likes, 1 loves, 1 comments, 10 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Pi Media: Pi goes backstage at the Bloomsbury Theatre to cover the rehearsals for UCOpera's British staged premier...

University College Opera is proud to present the British première of Bedřich Smetana’s Libuše. Returning to the newly refurbished Bloomsbury Theatre, the cast and orchestra, composed of both professionals and students, will be led by musical director Charles Peebles and director Cecilia Stinton.

Composed in 1871-72, UCO reimagines Smetana's Bohemian queen and her medieval court in the modern-day city, where soaring skyscrapers promise glamour and wealth at a human cost. Born into a celebrated legal dynasty, Libuše, having inherited her late father’s firm, is queen of the corporate world and obliged to assert herself as its leader, working tirelessly to expand the firm and prove herself. A quarrel between her two most-valued senior partners, Chrudoš and St’áhlav, throws the stability of her company into jeopardy, and Chrudoš' sexist attack on her leadership threatens to push Libuše over the edge. Tasked with arbitrating over their argument, Libuše feels the true loneliness of being a woman at the top. Who can give Libuše the support she needs?

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