Peter makes his debut with Operaen i Midten, Denmark in this new opera inspired by Peter Handke’s poem Lied Vom Kindsein.
Concept, libretto, direction: Mia Theil Have
Composer/musical direction: Nikola Kodjabashia
Roles: Father/Child
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Peter makes his debut with Operaen i Midten, Denmark in this new opera inspired by Peter Handke’s poem Lied Vom Kindsein.
Concept, libretto, direction: Mia Theil Have
Composer/musical direction: Nikola Kodjabashia
Roles: Father/Child
Performances in Struer, Aarhus and Holstebro. More details TBA.
Peter joins the Royal Opera to workshop new work.
Concert performance of Robert Hugill & Joanna Wyld’s The Gardeners
with Peter Brathwaite, Magid El-Bushra, Julian Debreuil, Georgia Mae Bishop and an instrumental ensemble including Oliver Wass (harp), conducted by William Vann
Director: Polly Graham (LOUD CROWD)
Music director: Timothy Burke
CHROMA ENSEMBLE
Director: Polly Graham (LOUD CROWD)
Music director: Timothy Burke
CHROMA ENSEMBLE
Director: Polly Graham (LOUD CROWD)
Music director: Timothy Burke
CHROMA ENSEMBLE
Director: Polly Graham (LOUD CROWD)
Music director: Timothy Burke
CHROMA ENSEMBLE
Peter makes his debut with the Royal Opera.
This musical reimagining of Shaun Tan’s beautifully illustrated book about a boy who helps a lost thing find its way home is an enchanting collaboration between Candoco Dance Company and The Royal Opera.
Catch Peter’s latest episode for BBC Radio 3’s Musical Time Travellers Series – stories behind the music making of the British Isles.
Story: “The Gloucester Slave Song”
Peter joins the Royal Opera to workshop new work.
Peter joins the Royal Opera to workshop new work.
Catch Peter’s latest episode for BBC Radio 3’s Musical Time Travellers Series – stories behind the music making of the British Isles.
Story: “Mendelssohn in Manchester”
Concert performance of Robert Hugill & Joanna Wyld’s The Gardeners
with Peter Brathwaite, Magid El-Bushra, Julian Debreuil, Georgia Mae Bishop and an instrumental ensemble including Oliver Wass (harp), conducted by William Vann
Programme:
Copland Music for the Theatre
Ibert Divertissement
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue (jazz band version)
Interval
Jessie Montgomery Starburst
Weill Suite from The Threepenny Opera
Copland Old American Songs
Gershwin Songs from Porgy and Bess
Wayne Marshall conductor
Stewart Goodyear piano
Nadine Benjamin soprano
Peter Brathwaite baritone
Programme:
Copland Music for the Theatre
Ibert Divertissement
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue (jazz band version)
Interval
Jessie Montgomery Starburst
Weill Suite from The Threepenny Opera
Copland Old American Songs
Gershwin Songs from Porgy and Bess
Wayne Marshall conductor
Stewart Goodyear piano
Nadine Benjamin soprano
Peter Brathwaite baritone
Programme:
Copland Music for the Theatre
Ibert Divertissement
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue (jazz band version)
Interval
Jessie Montgomery Starburst
Weill Suite from The Threepenny Opera
Copland Old American Songs
Gershwin Songs from Porgy and Bess
Wayne Marshall conductor
Stewart Goodyear piano
Nadine Benjamin soprano
Peter Brathwaite baritone
Role: The Doctor
EUROPEAN PREMIERE of Philip Hagemann’s The Music Cure.
More details to follow.
Role: The Doctor
EUROPEAN PREMIERE of Philip Hagemann’s The Music Cure.
More details to follow.
Role: The Doctor
EUROPEAN PREMIERE of Philip Hagemann’s The Music Cure.
More details to follow.
Role: The Doctor
EUROPEAN PREMIERE of Philip Hagemann’s The Music Cure.
More details to follow.
ROLE: Papageno
OPERA NORTH
Schools’ Matinee
ROLE: Papageno
OPERA NORTH
Schools’ Matinee
ROLE: Papageno
OPERA NORTH
Schools’ Matinee
ROLE: Papageno
OPERA NORTH
Schools’ Matinee
ENO Baylis Opera Squad
ROLE: Danilo The Merry Widow
Director: Polly Graham (LOUD CROWD)
Music director: Timothy Burke
CHROMA ENSEMBLE
Two tramps discuss the state of the world. One is an out of work clown, the other is Death. The power-mad Emperor of Atlantis has discovered mechanised weapons and has declared a war that is to have no survivors. Death, out raged at this announcment and feeling usurped, goes on strike. The war begins, people are wounded but no one can die. Pain, suffering and love are left. But who wants existence to last forever? Can Death strike a deal with the Kaiser to restore the natural order?
Director: Polly Graham (LOUD CROWD)
Music director: Timothy Burke
CHROMA ENSEMBLE
Two tramps discuss the state of the world. One is an out of work clown, the other is Death. The power-mad Emperor of Atlantis has discovered mechanised weapons and has declared a war that is to have no survivors. Death, out raged at this announcment and feeling usurped, goes on strike. The war begins, people are wounded but no one can die. Pain, suffering and love are left. But who wants existence to last forever? Can Death strike a deal with the Kaiser to restore the natural order?
West Green House Opera's production of Candide.
West Green House Opera's production of Candide.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
A co-production by the Gate Theatre and English National Opera.
https://www.eno.org/whats-on/effigies-wickedness-songs-banned-nazis/
Directed by the Gate Theatre’s Artistic Director Ellen McDougall, Effigies of Wickedness features mezzo-soprano Katie Bray and baritone Peter Brathwaite.
Developed from an idea by Peter Brathwaite.
