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Akhnaten in London

Behold, the power of the Pharaoh.

Phelim McDermott’s Olivier Award-winning production of Philip Glass’s Akhnaten returns to the ENO, following sell-out runs at the London Coliseum.

Akhnaten is a mesmerising work whose text draws on ancient hymns, prayers and inscriptions sung in their original Egyptian, Hebrew and Akkadian. The opera’s unique mood transports audiences to this ancient world through Glass’s music (conducted by the returning Karen Kamensek) that combines his characteristic minimalist voice with stylised movement and choreographed juggling to visualise the rhythms of his score.

A mesmerising spectacle, Akhnaten tells the story of one of the world’s most influential figures – the Pharaoh Akhnaten, the first Pharaoh to switch from worshipping a pantheon of gods to just one: the Sun.

Award-winning countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo returns to the title role, alongside Chrystal E. Williams as Nefertiti, Haegee Lee as Queen Tye, Keel Watson returning to the role of Aye and Zachary James returning to the role of Scribe.

The true sun god returns to the London Coliseum – book your opera tickets now for Philip Glass’s Akhnaten.

Co-production with LA Opera. Collaboration with Improbable.

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    Wednesday, 5 April 2023

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19 Mar
2023
Stuart King

Review: AKHNATEN at ENO London Coliseum

by Stuart King | Sunday, March 19 2023, 13:35

Forming the last part of Philip Glass’ trilogy of what he termed portrait operas in which he cast an eye over the lives of three notable figures from the worlds of science, politics and religion, Akhnaten follows Einstein and Gandhi as his final subject for treatment.

Akhnaten played by Anthony Roth Costanzo © Belinda JiaoENO Akhnaten 2023, Akhnaten played by Anthony Roth Costanzo © Belinda Jiao

Review: AKHNATEN at ENO London Coliseum
14 Mar
2016
Kit Benjamin

Review: AKHNATEN at English National Opera

by Kit Benjamin | Monday, March 14 2016, 10:34

Akhnaten - ENO Akhnaten is the third opera in Philip Glass’s “Portrait Trilogy” which consists of three operas describing in more or less abstract terms the lives of individuals whose thinking could be said to have changed the world, the other two pieces being Einstein On The Beach (1975) and Satyagraha (about Ghandi, 1979).

Review: AKHNATEN at English National Opera