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Cast Change: Jeremy Carpenter to sing role of Sir Robert Cecil in Gloriana

British baritone to replace Peter Coleman-Wright.

By Chris Shipman (Online Content Producer (Social Media and News))

23 January 2013 at 4.32pm | 2 Comments

Australian baritone Peter Coleman-Wright has withdrawn from singing the role of Sir Robert Cecil for all performances of Gloriana. The role will now be sung by British baritone Jeremy Carpenter, marking his debut with The Royal Opera.

Jeremy’s previous roles include Gérard in Andrea Chénier and Escamillo in Carmen for Royal Swedish Opera, Belcore in L’elisir d’amore for Angers-Nantes Opéra and Talpa in concert performances of Puccini’s Il tabarro with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra.

Richard Jones’s new production of Gloriana runs from 20 June – 6 July

By Chris Shipman (Online Content Producer (Social Media and News))

23 January 2013 at 4.32pm

This article has been categorised Opera and tagged by Richard Jones, cast change, Gloriana, Jeremy Carpenter, Peter Coleman-Wright, Production

This article has 2 comments

  1. John Rose responded on 23 January 2013 at 4:44pmReply

    But what's happened to PC-W? After substandard performances in Meistersinger and Ring Cycle,has he finally retired?...,is he ill?
    It's sad to see the demise of an artist whom I've admired since he sang so well in "Paul Bunyan" at the Shaftsbury Theatre during the ROH closure.

  2. Peter Erdos responded on 26 February 2013 at 4:00pmReply

    We should be thankful after his recent dismal performances in the Meistersinger and in Gotterdammerung

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