The Gospel According To The Other Mary

The Gospel According To The Other Mary (Photo: Ernesto de la Loza)

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

London Coliseum Get directions

First Performance 21/11/2014

Closing 05/12/2014

Running Time 2h20

English National Opera presents the highly-anticipated world premiere of John Adams’ latest work The Gospel According To The Other Mary.

Exploring the Passion set in an ‘eternal present’, director Peter Sellars scoured the Bible and work of many 20th century writers to create a version of the Resurrection from the viewpoint of Mary Magdelene and Martha.

His creation, combined with Adams’ music, blends the biblical tale with modern events including the Arab Spring.

The Gospel According To The Other Mary is sung in English.

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Cast

Patricia Bardon, Meredith Arwady, Russell Thomas, Daniel Bubeck, Brian Cummings, Nathan Medley

Creative

Director - Peter Sellars

Producer - English National Opera in a co-production with Theater Bonn

Conductor - Joana Carneiro

Lighting Designer - James F. Ingalls

Set Designer - George Tsypin

Sound - Mark Grey

Lyrics By - Peter Sellars after Old and New Testament sources, Hildegard of Bingen and 20th-century writers

Music By - John Adams

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