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Riders to the Sea
Classical Music: Opera
Critics' choiceAlso on at English National Opera
- Duke Bluebeard's Castle/The Rite of Spring, Tue Nov 10
- Turandot, Wed Nov 11
- Duke Bluebeard's Castle/The Rite of Spring, Thu Nov 12
- Turandot, Fri Nov 13
- Duke Bluebeard's Castle/The Rite of Spring, Sat Nov 14
- Duke Bluebeard's Castle/The Rite of Spring, Fri Nov 20
Other classical music on tonight
- Isokoski sings Hindemith, Wigmore Hall
- Extreme Affections, St John's Smith Square
- Harpsichord at Handel's, Handel House Museum
- Lunchtime Piano, St Bride's Church
- Opera Excursion, St Mary Le Bow Church
- Artaxerxes, Linbury Studio Theatre
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Time Out says
Fiona Shaw directs a new production of Vaughan Williams's setting of the 1907 play by JM Synge. Set in the Aran Islands, a woman copes with losing her family to the sea. Starring Patricia Bardon and Leigh Melrose. With designs by Tom Pye and multi-media artist Dorothy Cross. The evening begins with 'Luonnotar' by Sibelius. Edward Gardner conducts in memory of Richard Hickox. (Running time: One hour ten mins with prologue. Four performances only.)
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