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Archive listings for Valley of Song (2014)

Work type: Musical.

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The Finborough Theatre's acclaimed Celebrating British Music Theatre series returns with the professional world premiere of Ivor Novello's very last musical, Valley of Song.Company Tarquin Productions (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre). Director Benji Sperring. Design Jacob Hughes. Choreographer Sally Brooks. Lighting Nic Farman. Musical Director Adam Morris. Performer Laura Allen. Performer Katie Arundell. Performer Amelia Clay. Performer Lee van Geleen. Performer Linford Hydes. Performer Matthew Lloyd Davies. Performer Richard Mark. Performer Amira Matthews. Performer Jill Nalder. Performer Ross McNeill. Performer Harrison Rose. Performer Philippa Tozer. Performer Katy Treharne. Performer Carla Turner. Performer Sandy Walsh.
5 Jan 14 to 21 Jan 14Finborough, Inner London :: V199
listing details L168971746

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Valley of Song archive Set in a world of optimism on the eve of the Great War, Valley of Song is a homage to Wales - Novello's homeland - and a touching farewell to the music of his youth. The Welsh Valleys, 1913. Nan Brewster is the largest landowner in the valley and supports the local valley choir, run by choirmaster David. David's love for Lily, his leading soprano, creates beautiful music for the choir. But when Lily is given an opportunity to sing in Venice, she jumps at the chance, and into the arms of Ricardo, a wealthy count set on making her an international star. But, by opening night, it becomes clear that Ricardo's intentions are not entirely honourable... As Europe is plunged into the First World War, how much is David willing to sacrifice for the woman he loves?

Creatives/Company

Music: Ivor Novello
Lyrics: Christopher Hassall
Book by: Phil Park

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