La Boheme

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

First Performance 02/02/2009

Closing 08/03/2009

Jonathan Miller makes a return to ENO to direct a new production of La Boheme. Setting the action in 1930s Paris, Miller’s La Boheme seeks to emphasise the naturalism and psychological truth of Puccini’s tragic masterpiece.

The production stars Alfie Boe (Kismet) as struggling artist Rodolfo and soprano Melody Moore as his tragic lover Mimi.

Director Miller has worked with ENO for over 30 years, creating classic productions of works including The Mikado and The Barber Of Seville.

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Cast

Melody Moore, Alfie Boe, Roland Wood, Hanan Alattar, Pauls Putnins, David Stout, Richard Angas

Creative

Director - Jonathan Miller

Producer - ENO

Designer - Isabella Bywater

Conductor - Miguel Harth-Bedoya, Martin Fitzpatrick

Lighting Designer - Jean Kalman

Author - Puccini

Translated By - Amanda Holden

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