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The Glyndebourne Hippolyte et Aricie (or “Fridge Rameau” as I fondly call it) is so near to my heart that the Staatsoper Unter den Linden’s brainy new production is a tough sell to me. (Apparently it has something to do with “post-humanism and the Anthropocene”? And mirrors and lasers.) So I don’t know that I will watch the livestream this Saturday—which seems to be geoblocked, by the way. But folks should know about it; the music sounds fantastic in this preview clip.
I just found out that there’s an opera based on @neil-gaiman‘s Coraline composed by Mark-Anthony Turnage premiering at the end of March at the Barbican Theatre and it looks so incredibly cool???
100 Days of being an actress: Day 7 Being kind to yourself & keep going
100 Days of being an actress: Day 7 Being kind to yourself & keep going
After a project is finished do you give yourself time to relax and recharge? Or do you come back to the ‘real world’ after filming, editing, writing, performing and just want to hide for a while, especially when you see how much there is now to do at home? After 2 days of filming in Salisbury I have just got back to London. However I am now faced, after a week rushing round England, with a…
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