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Featuring some of the most powerful and evocative opera music ever written, Benjamin Britten’s Peter Grimes paints a vivid picture of a small community’s transformation into a hateful mob in the face of a local tragedy.

Peter Grimes’ apprentice goes missing in mysterious circumstances. The townspeople’s mistrust of the fisherman then turns into something far darker. Gossip becomes suspicion. Suspicion descends into accusation. The villagers come together with devastating consequences to confront the outsider Grimes.

Part-psychological thriller and part-morality play, Peter Grimes is an elegantly simple story. Beautifully expressed musically, about ever-present forces of fear, suspicion and intolerance. Forces, that if left unchecked, repress our differences and drive us apart as individuals and communities.

The production is conducted by Martyn Brabbins, ENO’s Director of Music, and directed by longstanding ENO collaborator, David Alden. It features Gwyn Hughes Jones in the title role with former Harewood Artists, Elizabeth Llewellyn (as Ellen Orford), Alex Otterburn (Ned Keene) and, John Findon (Bob Boles).

Sung in English, with subtitles projected above the stage

Assisted performance BSL: 9th October 2023 19:00

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  • Booking until:

    Wednesday, 11 October 2023

  • Running time:

    3 hours 15 minutes (incl. 2 intervals)

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    Sung in English, with subtitles projected above the stage

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Superb Opera, Brilliantly Produced

One of greatest operas ever in a superb production. Great direction with immaculate singing and acting. I would urge every opera lover to attend.

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London, United Kingdom

22 Sep
2023
Stuart King

Review: PETER GRIMES at ENO London Coliseum

by Stuart King | Friday, September 22 2023, 08:25

Benjamin Britten’s 1945 ethereal opera based on George Crabbe’s poem The Borough (1810), delves deeply into the psyche of a small Suffolk coastal community where following a terrible event, an outsider becomes the focus of a concerted campaign of gossip and victimisation.

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Review: PETER GRIMES at ENO London Coliseum