Anna Nicole
An opera based on the life of American model Anna Nicole Smith, structured in two acts and 16 scenes.
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An opera based on the life of American model Anna Nicole Smith, structured in two acts and 16 scenes.
Mark-Anthony Turnage’s two-act opera adapts Neil Gaiman’s dark fantasy novella Coraline. The available text does not provide plot details.
At a wealthy Danish family’s gathering for Helge’s 60th birthday in 1989, his eldest son Christian accuses him of sexually abusing Christian and his late twin sister Linda, whose trauma led to her suicide. Helge’s guilt is exposed when Linda’s note is read, and he eventually admits the abuse. The next morning, Michael beats Helge while the party continues, then tells his father to leave.
A retelling of Oedipus Rex set in London’s East End in the 1980s.
The opera adapts Edith Nesbit’s children’s book but relocates the story to the 1980s, giving it a Cold War background. The entry describes it as a spy mystery but supplies no further plot details.
During the First World War, football star Harry Heegan returns to the front and is gravely injured. In hospital and later at a dance, he confronts his paralysis, the changed relationships around him, and the loss of his former life.
In prison for killing her abusive husband, a woman recalls their relationship, the violence she endured, and her decision to defend herself. The nine numbers move between memories and her confinement.
An opera based on the life of American model Anna Nicole Smith, structured in two acts and 16 scenes.
Mark-Anthony Turnage’s two-act opera adapts Neil Gaiman’s dark fantasy novella Coraline. The available text does not provide plot details.
At a wealthy Danish family’s gathering for Helge’s 60th birthday in 1989, his eldest son Christian accuses him of sexually abusing Christian and his late twin sister Linda, whose trauma led to her suicide. Helge’s guilt is exposed when Linda’s note is read, and he eventually admits the abuse. The next morning, Michael beats Helge while the party continues, then tells his father to leave.
A retelling of Oedipus Rex set in London’s East End in the 1980s.
The opera adapts Edith Nesbit’s children’s book but relocates the story to the 1980s, giving it a Cold War background. The entry describes it as a spy mystery but supplies no further plot details.
During the First World War, football star Harry Heegan returns to the front and is gravely injured. In hospital and later at a dance, he confronts his paralysis, the changed relationships around him, and the loss of his former life.
In prison for killing her abusive husband, a woman recalls their relationship, the violence she endured, and her decision to defend herself. The nine numbers move between memories and her confinement.