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Conversations with some of the people involved in Beál's production of ‘Slow Recognition', a new chamber opera by David Bremner, director Hélène Montague and designer John Comiskey which premieres this month at Unit 44 in Stoneybatter, Dublin. Presented by Jonathan Grimes, the episode features contributions from David Bremner, Hélène Montague, and singers Naomi Louisa O’Connell, Rory Musgrave and Elizabeth Hilliard.
Show Notes
Show Notes
- Slow Recognition, 13–16 July 2022
- Unit 44 (Kirkos Ensemble)
- Beál
- David Bremner
- Naomi Louisa O’Connell
- Rory Musgrave
- Elizabeth Hilliard
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