Date: 26/03/2010
Time: 19:00
Producer: Philip Glass / ENO
Price: £16 - £50
Get ready for the young political activist.
Bring along your beliefs.
Surf to http://www.eno.org
See you at London Coliseum [38 St. Martin's Lane, Trafalgar Square, WC2N 4ES]
Time: 19:00
Producer: Philip Glass / ENO
Price: £16 - £50
Get ready for the young political activist.
Bring along your beliefs.
Surf to http://www.eno.org
See you at London Coliseum [38 St. Martin's Lane, Trafalgar Square, WC2N 4ES]
Until 26 March. ENO, Improbable and Philip Glass present this mesmerising & hauntingly beautiful meditation upon Gandhi’s early years in S. Africa & his spiritual progress towards the concept of non-violent protest. Instilled with a breathtaking theatrical flair by Improbable’s award-winning director-designer partnership of Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch, Glass’s masterpiece is a mesmerising and hauntingly beautiful ensemble piece, which is performed in Sanskrit, the melodic language of the Bhagavad-Gita (Song of the Lord), to which Gandhi referred daily. Based on his early years in South Africa, Satyagraha explores how the spiritual and political leader developed non-violent protest into a powerful force for change, as India marks her 60th year of independence.
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Dates and Times:
25 Feb - 26 Mar: 7:00pm
6 & 13 Mar: 6:00pm
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COMPETITION: 1x Pair of tickets to attend Philip Glass / ENO: ‘Satyahraha’ at the London Coliseum at 19.00 on Thursday 25th February.
To claim your tickets, send an email with the correct answer in the ‘subject’ box. The winner will be randomly selected.
Q: Which 2009 film included several Glass pieces in the score, one of which - "Protest (Act II Scene 3)” features in his masterpiece – Satyagraha?
A: 1) Watchmen .2) La Moustache .3) The Truman Show .4) Dracula
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