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Denis & Katya - Opera Philadelphia © Dominic M. Mercier i
Denis & Katya Touring Dates
Winners, FEDORA Prizes
DENIS & KATYA - Winner of the FEDORA - GENERALI Prize for Opera 2019
"An intimate, haunting triumph." - The New York Times
Music by Philip Venables
Libretto by Ted Huffman
Performed in English and Russian with English supertitles
They could have been your teenage children, best friends, or classmates. Two beautiful 15-year-olds who lived every moment−including their last−online. What led to their violent deaths? Why did they choose to broadcast their final moments on social media? And what does it say about the voyeuristic society who watched, liked, and objectified them, transforming two kids into clickbait?
18/09/2019 | The Suzanne Roberts Theatre | United States | Passed event |
27/02/2020 | The Riverfront, Newport | United Kingdom | Buy tickets |
02/03/2020 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold | United Kingdom | Buy tickets |
03/03/2020 | Aberystwyth Arts Centre | United Kingdom | Buy tickets |
13/03/2020 | Southbank Centre, London | United Kingdom | Buy tickets |
27/03/2020 | Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Cardiff | United Kingdom | Buy tickets |
Spring 2020 | Opéra Orchestre Montpellier | France |
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