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Upcoming performances - Summer 2023
FEDORA Prizes
"Woman at Point Zero" is a new opera based on the classic 1975 novel by the Egyptian writer Nawal El Saadawi. From this story, composer Bushra El-Turk, director Laila Soliman, writer Stacy Hardy and filmmaker Aida Elkashef created a new multimedia production that weaves together diverse creative visions and challenges conventions. Opera as a powerful voice for a new wave of feminism without borders.
Book your tickets to see “Woman at Point Zero”, FEDORA - GENERALI Opera Prize Winner 2020, at London’s Linbury Theatre (United Kingdom), on 28, 29, and 30 June 2023.
“Swans Vol. 2: On tour” offers workshops, performances, and an international tour addressed to and created together with the blind and visually impaired, based on the world-famous classical ballet “Swan Lake”.
Book your tickets to see “Swans”, recipient of the FEDORA Audience Award 2023 and FEDORA Education Prize Nominee 2023, on the occasion of Ladek-Zdrój Dance Festival (Poland), on 2 July 2023.
"Dawn to Dusk" engages and connects young people in the UK, Italy, Syria, Palestine and Lebanon to co-create a hybrid live/digital youth opera and touring installation piece that uses film and new technology to tell their stories.
Book your tickets to see “Dawn to Dusk”, FEDORA Education Prize Nominee 2023, on the occasion of the Grange Festival in Northington (United Kingdom), on 7 July 2023.
"Denis & Katya" is a chamber opera by British composer Philip Venables, that brings to the stage the story of teenagers Denis Muravyov and Katya Vlasova, who live-streamed their last hours in 2016, after a stand-off with Special Forces.
Book your tickets to see “Denis & Katya”, FEDORA - GENERALI Opera Prize Winner 2019, on the occasion of Aalborg Opera Festival (Denmark), on 18 August 2023.
Special thanks:
Supporting these projects would not have been possible without: the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union, our expert partners Opera Europa and RESEO, and our FEDORA Education Prize sponsor CARLARA International and former FEDORA Opera Prize sponsor Generali.
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