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The Little Sweep
About the performance

Benjamin Britten's opera The Little Sweep, written to a libretto by Eric Crozier, premiered in Aldeborough on the 14th of June 1949. It was conceived as the second part of the performance Let's Make an Opera! and is presented in the spirit of home theater: along with adult actors, there were also children singing and acting. Little "actors" (Guy, Juliet, Sophie, Tina, Hugh, Johnny and Sam) performed on stage under their real names, and the props a rocking horse Dobbin, a children's toy belonging to the composer himself.

Premiered on March 7, 2020.

Sung in English with Russian dialogs.

Russian text by Olga Varshaver.

Presented without interval.

Libretto by Eric Crozier

Stage Director and Set Designer
Oleg Dolin
Lighting Designer
Narek Tumanyan

Children’s roles: members Сhildren’s group of the Boris Pokrovsky Chamber stage

Scene:
Chamber Stage
Run time:
1 hour

The score has been made available by Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Limited

Bolshoi opera official sponsor is Payment System Mir
A scene from the performance. Ekaterina Bolshakova as Miss Baggott.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Olga Deineka-Boston as Miss Baggott.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Vasily Gafner as Bob’s assistant Clem, Alexei Smirnov as Black Bob.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Pyotr Melentyev as Bob’s assistant Clem, Prokhor Vakhrameev as Sam, Anatoly Zakharov as Black Bob.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Evgeniy Gorelov as Hughie, Arina Mikhaleva as Tina, Anzhelica Avtaeva as Sophie, Alexander Lazutkin as Jonny, Prokhor Vakhrameev as Gay.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Tamara Kasumova as Juliet.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Irina Khruleva as Juliet.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Marianna Asvoynova as Juliet.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Ekaterina Bolshakova as Miss Baggott.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

A scene from the performance. Olga Burmistrova as Rowan.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Alexandra Nanoshkina as Rowan.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Children’s roles: Children’s Group of the Chamber Stage members. Marianna Asvoynova as Juliet, Ekaterina Bolshakova as Miss Baggott.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Alexei Smirnov as Tom.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

A scene from the performance. Alexei Smirnov as Tom, Vasily Gafner as Alfred.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Alexandra Nanoshkina as Rowan.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Evgeny Gorelov as Hughie.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

A scene from the performance.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

A scene from the performance.

Photo by Pavel Rychkov.

Cast
20 March
2022

Sunday, 18:00

20 March
2022

Sunday, 15:00

20 March
2022

Sunday, 12:00

19 March
2022

Saturday, 18:00

19 March
2022

Saturday, 15:00

19 March
2022

Saturday, 12:00

18 March
2022

Friday, 18:00

19 December
2021

Sunday, 18:00

19 December
2021

Sunday, 15:00

19 December
2021

Sunday, 12:00

18 December
2021

Saturday, 18:00

18 December
2021

Saturday, 15:00

18 December
2021

Saturday, 12:00

17 December
2021

Friday, 18:00

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Synopsis

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that accumulates idiosyncratic
children from across
the country.

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