CORONAVIRUS: All UK venues closed on 16th March 2020 and there is currently no planned re-opening time though it will not be before 1st June 2020 and is most likely to be September (according to some West End producers).
Some shows have been cancelled, or closed early, but many are being rescheduled and we are trying to keep up with the changes - assume that anything posted for April and May is actually postponed or cancelled. Pantomimes are possible but a few venues and shows may not return and larger venues and tours are unlikely to re-appear before 2021 though we have some hope for some panto ....
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Berg's compelling drama, based upon Wedekind's erotic masterpiece. Exposing society's layers of eroticism and brutality, Lulu presents a visceral, sometimes shocking look at the raw components of human nature in a world where sex is a commodity. Running time approx. 3 hours 40 mins.Performers Lisa Saffer (Lulu), Robert Hayward (Dr Schon/Jack the Ripper), Jeffrey Lloyd-Roberts (Alwa), Gwynne Howell (Schigolch), Susan Parry (Countess Geschwitz), Anna Burford (Dresser/Schoolboy/Waiter), Graeme Danby (Professor of Medicine/Theatre Manager/Banker/First Client), Richard Coxon (Painter/Client), Robert Poulton (Animal Tamer/Acrobat), Alan Oke (African Prince/Manservant/Marquis), Toby Stafford-Allen (Journalist).
Author A Berg. Corporate Sponsor Sky. Corporate Sponsor Artsworld. Company English National Opera. Conductor Paul Daniels. Conductor Anthony Legge (May 7). Director Richard Jones. Design Paul Steinberg. Costume Buki Shiff. Lighting Pat Collins. Translation Richard Stokes. Director Annilese Miskimmon (associate director). Director Linda Dobell (movement director).
Lulu
Lulu (Opera or Operetta) production archive for QTIX code T1504509767. Details of all Lulu archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2005Archive Listings
| 18 Apr 05 to 13 May 05 | London Coliseum West End Greater London |
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