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6 July 2011 – 20 July 2011July 2011
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Details
- Playwright
- A Hand of Bridge by Barber, Two Blind Beggars by Offenbach, Blue Monday by George Gershwin
- Director
- Graham Self with Blake Parham, Musical Direction by Ian Boath
By arrangement with G. Schirmer Australia Pty Ltd
The combination of cowboys and Offenbach is not often seen on Adelaide stages, but emerging local company No Tenors Allowed is embracing all things Spaghetti Western for their latest show Opera Goes West.
Opera Goes West is a black and white Western take on A Hand of Bridge by Samuel Barber, Offenbach’s Two Blind Beggars and George Gershwin’s Blue Monday.
This interesting collaboration is all part of the No Tenors Allowed ethos of changing the public face of opera. No fat ladies, no Viking helmets, just talented young people and good music.
PREVIOUS SHOW CREDITS:
“No Tenors Allowed has made a most promising debut on the Adelaide music scene”.
Richard Flynn, ATG, February 2010.
“****” Ewart Shaw, The Advertiser, February 2010.
CAST:
Ian Andrew, Andrew Crispe, Spencer Darby, John Greene, Bethany Ide and Brooke Window
At the X Space, AC Arts, Light Square Adelaide, South Australia
6, 8, 14, 15, 18, 20 July at 7pm & 10, 17 July at 5pm.
Tickets: Adults $22 Concession $18
Bookings are available online at www.trybooking.com/LFA or via e-mail (notenorsallowed@gmail.com) or 0433 080 726
Bookings
This production has concluded. Contact details are not available for past events.