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Raven's Cry
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Where
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MET OPERA 2009/2010
SEASON
NATIONAL THEATRE IN LONDON
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Saturday, January 16, 2010 10 am
Rebroadcast Date: Sat, March 13, 2010 10
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"Carmen
is about sex, violence, and racism—and its corollary: freedom,” says
Olivier Award-winning director Richard Eyre. “It is one of the inalienably
great works of art. It’s sexy, in every sense. And I think it should be
shocking.” Elīna Giaranča plays Carmen, Roberto Alagna
and Jonas Kaufmann share the role of the obsessed Don José, Barbara
Frittoli is Micaëla, and Mariusz Kwiecien is the matador Escamillo. Olga
Borodina reprises her own sultry Carmen in later performances. Yannick
Nézet-Séguin conducts.
Approximately 3 hrs and 34 min, including one intermission.
Ticket prices are $22 General (14-64 yrs) and $18 Senior/Child (0-13/65
yrs +)
Tix available at
the Raven's Cry Theatre while quantities last.
Cast, repertory, and schedule may be subject to change.
Presented by:
The Metropolitan Opera
and the
Raven's
Cry Theatre |
NATIONAL THEATRE IN LONDON presents
LIVE IN HD
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Saturday, January 30, 2010 10 am |
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Following His Dark Materials, Coram Boy and War Horse, the National
Theatre's latest spectacular family production is an exhilarating
adventure story of survival and self-discovery based on a novel by Terry
Pratchett.
Live music, thrilling dance and spectacular puppets combine to bring to
life the spectacular and surprising world of Terry Pratchett's Nation on
the National Theatre stage.
'The National Theatre's eagerly awaited new family production will
enthrall both adults and children alike.' Daily Telegraph
Run Time 2.5 hours, including one intermission.
Ticket prices are $20 General (18-64 yrs), $18 Senior (65
yrs +) and $13 Youth (10-17 yrs). Not recommended for Children under 10
years of age.
Tix available at
the Raven's Cry Theatre while quantities last.
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
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Four
decades into a legendary Met career, Plácido Domingo makes history singing
the baritone title role.
With James Levine on the podium, Adrianne Pieczonka, Marcello Giordani,
and James Morris star in Verdi’s gripping story of a father and his lost
daughter.
Approximately 3 hrs and 15 min, including two intermissions.
Ticket prices are $22 General (14-64 yrs) and $18 Senior/Child (0-13/65
yrs +)
Tix available at
the Raven's Cry Theatre while quantities last.
Cast, repertory, and schedule may be subject to change.
Presented by:
The Metropolitan Opera
and the
Raven's
Cry Theatre |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 10 am |
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Simon
Keenlyside and Natalie Dessay bring their extraordinary acting and singing
skills to two of Shakespeare’s unforgettable characters. When this
production, directed by Patrice Caurier and Moshe Leiser, opened in London
at Covent Garden, The Independent called Keenlyside’s Hamlet, "a
revelation - thrilling throughout.” Dessay plays the volatile Ophelia,
whose extended mad scene is among the greatest in opera. Louis Langrée
conducts.
Approximately 3 hrs and 43 min, including one intermission.
Ticket prices are $22 General (14-64 yrs) and $18 Senior/Child (0-13/65
yrs +)
Tix available at
the Raven's Cry Theatre at the door while quantities last.
Cast, repertory, and schedule may be subject to change.
Presented by:
The Metropolitan Opera
and the
Raven's
Cry Theatre |
Saturday, May 1, 2010 10 am
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Renée Fleming stars as Rossini’s sorceress,
opposite no fewer than six tenors. Mary Zimmerman returns to direct,
bringing her fine-tuned theatricality to a work she describes as “a buried
treasure, a box of jewels.”
The fanciful story of the sorceress who enthralls men in her island prison
of sensual delights, Zimmerman says, “has an epic, enchanted quality and a
tremendous visual element.”
Approximately 3 hrs and 54 min, including two intermissions.
Ticket prices are $22 General (14-64 yrs) and $18 Senior/Child (0-13/65
yrs +)
Tix available at
the Raven's Cry Theatre at the door while quantities last.
Cast, repertory, and schedule may be subject to change.
Presented by:
The Metropolitan Opera
and the
Raven's
Cry Theatre |
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