Production Gallery: The Royal Opera's La Fille Du Régiment

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Production Gallery: The Royal Opera's La Fille Du Régiment

Bill Cooper's production photographs of the fizzing Donizetti charmer

by TheartsdeskTuesday, 18 May 2010

Natalie Dessay, Dawn French and company in La Fille du Régiment at The Royal OperaPhotographs by Bill Cooper

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Dessay (Marie) and Corbelli (Sulpice)
Dessay (Marie) and Florez (Tonio)
Florez (Tonio)
Dessay (Marie) and the Vingt-et-unième
Dessay (Marie) and the Vingt-et-unième
Dessay (Marie), Dawn French (Duchesse de Crackentorp)
Dessay (Marie) and Florez (Tonio)

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La Fille du régiment is at the Royal Opera House on Thursday, 25, 27, 29 May, 1 & 3 June (Colin Lee replaces Florez on 27 May, 1 & 3 June)
This production and cast can be found on DVD
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