Opus Arte Sale
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Magdalen College Choir: The Sweet & Merry Month - Music for May Morning / Williams
Opus Arte · Apr 2022CD$19.99 -
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Prokofiev: Romeo & Juliet - Beyond Words / Kessels, Royal Opera House Orchestra
Opus Arte · Nov 2020DVD$34.99 -
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Magdalen College Choir: The Sweet & Merry Month - Music for May Morning / Williams
Puccini: Madama Butterfly
Massenet: Manon / Kessels, Royal Opera House Orchestra
Swan Lake
MacMillan Celebrated
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Donizetti: L'elisir d'amore
Verdi: Aida (BR)
The Wayne McGregor Collection
Feeney: The Cellist - Ashton: The Two Pigeons [Blu-ray Video]
Minkus: Don Quixote
The Tales of Hoffmann
Puccini: Madama Butterfly
Massenet: Manon / Kessels, Royal Opera House Orchestra
The Royal Shakespeare Company Collection
Shakespeare: Twelfth Night / Shakespeare's Globe
One of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies, Twelfth Night was ‘blissfully reborn’ (The Daily Telegraph) for the 2012/13 season at London’s Globe Theatre, under the direction of Tim Carroll. The hilarious tale of misdirection and deception is performed here by an all-male cast, as it would have been in Shakespeare’s day, with Mark Rylance playing Olivia and Roger Lloyd Pack as the hapless Sir Andrew Aguecheek. The production also marks Stephen Fry’s triumphant return to the stage as the pompous Malvolio, ridiculous in his yellow stockings. Filmed in High Definition and true surround sound. Spoken in Shakespeare’s English with English and German subtitles.
REVIEWS:
"…no single actor dominates this radical yet perfectly balanced production at the Globe" (The Guardian)
"The irony is that Fry's performance – intelligently pondered, generous to the other actors, and almost studiedly not a "star turn" by a celebrity guest artiste – is exactly the opposite in tendency" (The Idependent)
"Although this is ensemble theatre at its finest, it’s Rylance’s contribution that puts the production among all-time Shakespeare greats. Frankly unmissable." (The Daily Telegraph ★★★★★)
Prokofiev: Romeo & Juliet - Beyond Words / Kessels, Royal Opera House Orchestra
Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words is a ballet feature film created by the International Emmy Award-winning Michael Nunn and William Trevitt. It stars the dancers of The Royal Ballet in Kenneth MacMillan’s classic ballet and is set to Sergei Prokofiev’s original score. Highlighting the essence of MacMillan’s world-renowned choreography, Nunn and Trevitt’s Romeo and Juliet takes us into the action with striking intimacy. Through detailed portrayals by The Royal Ballet dancers, we experience Shakespeare’s iconic characters in a new and intimate way, and this groundbreaking film captures the kind of extraordinary performances that have earned The Royal Ballet their world-class reputation. Filmed on location, Nunn and Trevitt’s Romeo and Juliet has been re-imagined for the camera, in a production that is internationally recognized as being at the zenith of dance storytelling. This is a story everyone knows, told in the universal language of dance, presented in a way never seen before.
Art Of Marianela Nunez (4pc) / (4pk)
Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing
One of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies, Much Ado About Nothing contrasts the happiness of lovers Claudio and Hero, and the cynicism of sparring partners Beatrice and Benedick, who are united in their scorn for love. Trickery plays a large part in the story, as Beatrice and Benedick are duped into declaring their love for one another, and the dastardly Don John deceives Claudio into believing that Hero has been unfaithful. Marking the debut of director Jeremy Herrin at the Globe Theatre, this production features Eve Best as the feisty and high-spirited Beatrice and Charles Edwards as her cynical counterpart, Benedick.
Reviews
"Eve Best and Charles Edwards are gorgeously well-matched and sublimely ridiculous." (Time Out London)
"Shakespeare's Globe has got in with the first of two Much Ado productions and raises the bar high with an exuberant production." (The Daily Telegraph)