19:00-19:45, Sunday 4th September 2022

The Cockpit

 

Music: Robert Ely

Words: Peter Scott-Presland

 

This show was part of the fifteenth Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival.

 

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Homo Promos, Britain’s oldest LGBT company and international award-winner, presents the premiere of Episode 7 from ‘A Gay Century’, the first instalment of the 17-part epic to be staged.  ‘1936: Fishing’ treats of the friendship between an old man and a teenager on Brighton Pier, where Oscar Wilde’s downfall still casts a long shadow forty years later.  A poignant exploration of LGBT history, and the experiences passed down the generations, for better or worse.  A kind of ‘Death in Venice’, told from the point of view of the boy Tadzio.

 

To download a programme for 1936: Fishing, click here.

 

Age Rating: All ages, but mostly adults

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Produced by Homo Promos

 

 

Venue: The Cockpit, Gateforth Street, London NW8 8EH

 

 

 

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Music: Robert Ely
Libretto: Peter Scott-Presland
Director: Jeremy Rowe
Music Director: Jack Campbell

Assistant Director: Emily Beech

Lighting Designer: John Brand

 

Mezzo-soprano: Deborah Holborn 

Counter-tenor: Jean–Max Lattemann 

Tenor: Sam Leggett 

Baritone: Kevin Neville 

Violin: Helen Betteridge 

Cello: Edward Jefferies

Music: Robert Ely

Libretto: Peter Scott-Presland

Director: Jeremy Rowe

Music Director: Jack Campbell

Assistant Director: Emily Beech

Lighting Designer: John Brand

 

Mrs Dalton (Mezzo-Soprano): Deborah Holborn

Young Philip (Counter-Tenor): Jean–Max Lattemann

Lord Alfred Douglas (Tenor): Sam Leggett

Old Philip (Baritone): Kevin Neville

Violin: Helen Betteridge

Cello: Edward Jefferies