Name: Pikovaya Dama
Start: 2016-08-04
End: 2016-08-04
Location: Holland Park Theatre

Admin

Organization

Singer

Tenor

Peter Wedd

Herman

Soprano

Natalya Romaniw

Lisa

Mezzo-soprano

Rosalind Plowright

Countess

Baritone

Richard Burkhard

Count Tomsky

Grant Doyle

Prince Yeletsky

Contralto

Laura Woods

Polina

Daisy Brown

Masha

Bass

Simon Wilding

Surin

Conductor

Peter Robinson

Stage director

Rodula Gaitanou

Opera Holland Park

Orchestra

City of London Sinfonia

Set designer

Cordelia Chisholm

Lighting designer

Simon Corder

Choreographer

Jamie Neale

Chorus master

Philip Voldman

Aled Hall

Chekalinsky

Oliver Brignall

Chaplitsky

Henry Grant Kerswell

Narumov

Timothy Langston

Master of Ceremonies

Laura Zigmantaite

Governess

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Pikovaya Dama -  (The Queen of Spades)

London

United Kingdom

Holland Park Theatre

Pikovaya Dama Tchaikovsky, P. I.

Public

The Queen of Spades

engelsk

Approved

Natalya Romaniw (Lisa), Peter Wedd (Herman) and Rosalind Plowright (Countess) were praised in The Financial Times, The Guardian and The Spectator for their compelling performances as three characters in the grip of obsession in Rodula Gaitanou’s staging of The Queen of Spades.

Rupert Christiansen of The Daily Telegraph wrote that Peter Robinson conducted the City of London Sinfonia with aplomb in Tchaikovsky’s “Gothic spookiness, Tsarist splendour and romantic ardour”. Laura Woods, Grant Doyle, Richard Burkhard, Aled Hall and the Opera Holland Park Chorus made vital contributions to what Neil Fisher of The Times described as “one of the most consistent casts OHP has fielded to date” in the closing production of the 2016 Season.

English

The Queen of Spades by Tchaikovsky, P. I., to. 04 aug. 2016, Fra (2016/2016), I regi av Rodula Gaitanou,, Dirigent Peter Robinson, Holland Park Theatre, London, United Kingdom

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