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Total trailers found: 10
Peter Grimes Trailer (2021)
07 May 2021
Based on a poem published in 1810 with more ethnographic than dramatic focus, Britten constructed a sombre parable about the conflict between the masses and the individual.
Britten: Gloriana Trailer (2013)
01 June 2013
Benjamin Britten’s opera Gloriana was written in 1953 for celebrations around the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, to whom the opera is dedicated.
The Barber of Seville Trailer (2021)
05 February 2021
A young count is in love with a shrewd woman who returns his feelings. But her guardian harbours his own plans for her.
Benjamin Britten: Billy Budd Trailer (2017)
31 January 2017
The premiere of Benjamin Britten's Billy Budd in Madrid is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the Teatro Real's bicentennial celebrations.
The Rake's Progress Trailer (2011)
01 January 2011
The devil is hard at work in Stravinsky’s The Rake’s Progress! The three-act opera was premiered at Venice’s La Fenice in 1951 and is whimsically staged and performed in this production from the 2010 Glyndebourne opera festival.
Mieczysław Weinberg: The Idiot Trailer (2024)
23 August 2024
Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla continues her high-profile championship of the works of the composer Mieczysław Weinberg with this new Salzburg Festival production of his final opera, The Idiot, with a libretto based on Dostoevsky’s great novel of innocence destroyed by corrupt society.
Britten: The Rape of Lucretia Trailer (2013)
04 November 2013
Sarah Connolly's 'outstanding' (The Guardian) portrayal of the wronged Roman noblewoman, written originally for Kathleen Ferrier, lies at the hear of David McVicar's powerfully stark production for English National Opera as 'an everyday sort of woman who could be living at any time or place'.
Mozart: La clemenza di Tito Trailer (2018)
01 June 2018
This is an excellent production of Mozart's 1791 opera about Titus Vespasian, who prefers to be remembered for his clemency, even toward his best friend who instigated a revolt to overthrow him.
