The Magic Flute

English National Opera's The Magic Flute (Photo: Robbie Jack)

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

London Coliseum Get directions

First Performance 05/02/2016

Closing 19/03/2016

Running Time 2h55

One of the greatest and most popular operas ever written, Mozart’s timeless classic The Magic Flute is brought to life at the London Coliseum by Complicite’s Artistic Director Simon McBurney.

The opera explores the search for true love and wisdom as the royal prince Tamino and the bird-catcher Papageno attempt to overcome a series of trials in order to rescue Pamina from the grasp of the manipulative Queen of Night.

The unforgettable storytelling, which features live sound effects and breathtaking animations, is matched by music-making of the very highest level, with ENO Music Director Mark Wigglesworth conducting a world-class cast including Allan Clayton and Lucy Crowe.

The production is sung in English with lyrics projected above the stage.

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Cast

Allan Clayton, Lucy Crowe, Peter Coleman-Wright, James Creswell, Ambur Braid, Darren Jeffrey, John Graham-Hall, Soraya Mafi

Creative

Director - Simon McBurney

Producer - English National Opera

Conductor - Mark Wigglesworth

Lighting Designer - Jean Kalman

Movement Director - Josie Daxter

Set Designer - Michael Levine

Sound - Gareth Fry

Translated By - Stephen Jeffreys

Music By - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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