“Anthropocene shows that the art form of opera has lost none of its fascination in the 21st century and can captivate an audience far beyond a small circle of connoisseurs. The State Theater has pulled off a coup with this production…”
(Florian Oberhummer, Salzburger Nachrichten)
Libretto by Louise Welsh
Cast: 2Sop/Mez/2Ten/Bar/BBar/Bass
Orchestration: 2(II=picc/afl).2(I,II=obd’A,corA).2(II=bcl).2(II=cbn)-2.2.2.0-perc(2)-harp-strings(10.8.6.6.4 / minimum 5.4.3.2.2)
Duration c.120'
Commissioned and premiered by Scottish Opera (2019)
Further productions at Theater Bielefeld (2023) and Salzburger Landestheater (sched. 2024)
Scottish Opera mini-site with full synopsis and photography
Operavision.eu mini-site with full synopsis
Jennifer France as Ice
The crew of the Anthropocene have discovered something strange in the ice. When they decide to break the block of ice open, it changes things for ever.
Vasco, trying to fix the ship's comms system, makes a fatal discovery.
Louise Welsh and Stuart MacRae talk about the origins of Anthropocene.
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