la BOhÈme
PuccInI
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nEW ProDuctIon
Jonathan miller makes an eagerly awaited return to Eno to direct
a new production of La bohème. In over thirty years of working with
the company, his productions — including The Mikado and The
Barber of Seville —have become House classics. Setting the action
in 1930s Paris, miller’s La bohème will seek to emphasise the
naturalism and psychological truth of Puccini’s tragic masterpiece.
one of our brightest young opera stars, alfie Boe, takes the role of
the struggling artist rodolfo. talented new soprano, melody moore,
is his tragic lover mimì. miguel Harth-Bedoya, who is gaining an
international reputation as one of the most exciting conductors of his
generation, makes his company debut with this passionate and
unforgettable score.
February 2 · 4 · 6 · 11 · 13 · 19 · 24 · 27 & march 4 · 6 at 7.30pm
February 15 & march 8 at 3.00pm | February 21 at 6.30pm
new production supported by Peter Borender and a syndicate of donors
to the Bohème appeal
13 performances. running time: 2hrs 10mins
Sign-language interpreted performance: February 24
Will Kerley in conversation with Jonathan miller: February 4, 5:30pm,
london coliseum, £4
BooK noW
your tiny hand
is frozen
caSt & crEatIVE tEam
lovely maid in
the moonlight
DoWnloaD tHESE tracKS FrEE From PaSSIonato
musetta’s
Waltz
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