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The English Opera Group presents a performance from Glyndebourne Opera House of the new lyric comedy 'ALBERT HERRING'

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by Benjamin Britten
Libretto by Eric Crozier
Produced by Frederick Ashton
The English Opera Group
Chamber Orchestra
(Leader, Jack Kessler )
Conducted by Benjamin Britten
The action takes place during April and May of the year 1900 at Loxford, a small market town in East Suffolk
Act 1
Scene 1: The morning-room in Lady
Billows's house
Scene 2: Mrs. Herring's shop

Contributors

Unknown:
Benjamin Britten
Unknown:
Eric Crozier
Produced By:
Frederick Ashton
Leader:
Jack Kessler
Conducted By:
Benjamin Britten
Lady Billows, an elderly autocrat:
Joan Cross
Florence Pike, her housekeeper and companion:
Gladys Parr
Mr Gedge, the Vicar of St Mary's:
William Parsons
Police Superintendent Budd:
Bruce Clark
Mr. Upfold, Mayor of Loxford and butcher:
Roy Ashton
Miss Wordsworth, head teacher at the Church School:
Margaret Ritchie
Sid, butcher's assistant:
Frederick Sharp
Nancy, a girl from the bakery:
Nancy Evans
Mrs Herring, owner of a green-grocer's shop:
Betsy de la Porte
Albert Herring, her son, who runs the shop:
Peter Pears
Three tiresome village children: Emmie:
Lesley Duff
Three tiresome village children: Cis:
Anne Sharp
Three tiresome village children: Harry:
David Spencer

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