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Opera Night: The Cunning Little Vixen

on BBC Two England

Richard Armstrong introduces The Cunning Little Vixen from the New Theatre, Cardiff and at 8.15
The Cunning Little Vixen
Welsh National Opera presents Leos Janacek's opera in three acts with a libretto by the composer.

(Welsh National Opera production given in association with Amoco (UK) Ltd)
(BBC Wales)

including at 9.15 Interval

(For the best effect, viewers with stereo Radio 3 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen.)

Contributors

Presenter/Conductor:
Richard Armstrong
Composer/Librettist:
Leos Janacek
Musicians:
Orchestra and Chorus of Welsh National Opera
Chorus-Master:
Julian Smith
Lighting Designer:
Nick Chelton
Designer:
Maria Bjornson
Choreographer:
Stuart Hopps
Producer:
David Pountney
Translator:
Norman Tucker
Television Lighting:
Len Stephens
Sound:
Geoff Atkins
Sound:
Rowland Jones
Producer:
J. Mervyn Williams
Television Director:
David Buckton
The Vixen:
Helen Field
The Fox:
Arthur Davies
The Schoolmaster:
Nigel Douglas
The Cock:
Richard Morton
The Forester:
Phillip Joll
The Poacher:
Donald Maxwell
The Parson:
David Gwynne
Dragonfly:
David Turner
Badger:
John King
Mosquito:
Paul Gyton
Dog:
James Miller-Coburn
Forester's wife:
Jennifer Rhys-Davies
Forester's son:
Doreen O'Neill
His friend:
Margaret Baiton
Spirit of the Vixen:
Seonaid MacLeod
Chief hen:
Margaret Morgan
Hen:
Mary Davies
Hen:
Anne Morgan
Hen:
Lorna Washington
Hen/Innkeeper's wife:
Menai Davies
Innkeeper:
Phillip Guy-Bromley
Owl:
Gillian Clench
Jay:
Allison Deakin
Woodpecker:
Timothy German

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