Playbill UniverseRead Reviews for the London World Premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Coraline OperaThe Royal Opera production runs through April 7 at the Barbican Theatre.
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Ryan McPhee
April 02, 2018
Mary Bevan and Kitty Whately
Stephen Cummiskey
The world premiere of Coraline, an operatic adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s children’s novella, opened March 27 at London’s Barbican Theatre. The new piece, directed by Aletta Collins, hails from composer Mark-Anthony Turnage and librettist Rory Mullarkey.
Read reviews for the Royal Opera production below.
The production is led by Mary Bevan and Robyn Allegra Parton, who alternate in the title role. Joining them on stage are Kitty Whately, Alexander Robin Baker, Gillian Keith, Frances McCafferty, Harry Nicoll, Dominic Sedgwuick, and the chamber ensemble Britten Sinfonia. Sian Edwards conducts.
Coraline features sets by Giles Cadle, costumes by Gabrielle Dalton, and lighting design by Matt Haskins.
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First Look at the World Premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Coraline Opera
First Look at the World Premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Coraline Opera
The Royal Opera House production, based on Neil Gaiman’s novella, runs at London’s Barbican Theatre through April 7.
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Alexander Robin Baker and Mary Bevan
Kitty Whately
Harry Nicoll
Alexander Robin Baker
Harry Nicoll, Kitty Whately, Mary Bevan, and Frances McCafferty
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