Christian Spuck's exhilarating production is filled with humour, wit and the down right weird. As the music of Purcell blends effortlessly into Doris Day, tightly choreographed corps-de-ballet becomes revue-style dancing.
Christian Spuck's exhilarating production is filled with humour, wit and the down right weird. As the music of Purcell blends effortlessly into Doris Day, tightly choreographed corps-de-ballet becomes revue-style dancing.
Christian Spuck's exhilarating production is filled with humour, wit and the down right weird. As the music of Purcell blends effortlessly into Doris Day, tightly choreographed corps-de-ballet becomes revue-style dancing.
Opera singers, musicians, half life-sized puppets and animated film are used to retell the Greek myth of Ulysses. His romantic return to Penelope evokes Monteverdi's Venice and contemporary South Africa.
Opera singers, musicians, half life-sized puppets and animated film are used to retell the Greek myth of Ulysses. His romantic return to Penelope evokes Monteverdi's Venice and contemporary South Africa.
Opera singers, musicians, half life-sized puppets and animated film are used to retell the Greek myth of Ulysses. His romantic return to Penelope evokes Monteverdi's Venice and contemporary South Africa.
Opera singers, musicians, half life-sized puppets and animated film are used to retell the Greek myth of Ulysses. His romantic return to Penelope evokes Monteverdi's Venice and contemporary South Africa.
Opera singers, musicians, half life-sized puppets and animated film are used to retell the Greek myth of Ulysses. His romantic return to Penelope evokes Monteverdi's Venice and contemporary South Africa.
Opera singers, musicians, half life-sized puppets and animated film are used to retell the Greek myth of Ulysses. His romantic return to Penelope evokes Monteverdi's Venice and contemporary South Africa.
Traditional Gaelic song and contemporary music are performed against a backdrop of vintage and modern film as a cast of actors, singers and acrobats tell the story of the 'Birdmen' of St Kilda, the most westerly of Scottish islands.
Traditional Gaelic song and contemporary music are performed against a backdrop of vintage and modern film as a cast of actors, singers and acrobats tell the story of the 'Birdmen' of St Kilda, the most westerly of Scottish islands.
Traditional Gaelic song and contemporary music are performed against a backdrop of vintage and modern film as a cast of actors, singers and acrobats tell the story of the 'Birdmen' of St Kilda, the most westerly of Scottish islands.
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