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| TEA: A Mirror of the Soul |
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| Productions of Interest |
| The French premiere of Tea, by Chinese-born composer Tan Dun. Tan was at the podium for the event, to which the noticeably young audience gave a rapturous reception. With fairly accessible music, plenty of potential for gorgeous settings and costumes, a classic story and fascinating use of unconventional instruments, Tea could prove a popular addition to the repertory./ Source |
| Tan Dun's Tea at the Opéra national de Lyon: Warren Mok as the Prince (foreground), with (left to right) Haijing Fu as Seikyo, Haojiang Tian as the Emperor, Guang Yang as the court tea ritualist and Xiuying Li as Lan
Photo: Gèrard Amsellem |
| Tea: Warren Mok as the Prince, Xiuying Li as Lan and Haijing Fu as Seikyo
Photo: Gèrard Amsellem |
| Tea: Warren Mok as the Prince, Xiuying Li as Lan (kneeling), Haojiang Tian as the Emperor, and Haijing Fu as Seikyo
Photo: Gèrard Amsellem |
| If proof were needed that Tea, like a good wine, has ‘legs’, the Netherlands Opera in Amsterdam, which shared the original production commissioned for Suntory Hall in Tokyo and gave Tea its European premiere in 2003, has scheduled a repeat of that production by Pierre Audi for January 2005. |
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| The Opéra national de Lyon/ 2004 |
| Netherlands Opera/ 2002 |
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| muzikale leiding -Tan Dun
regie - Pierre Audie
decor - Jean Kalman kostuums - Angelo Figus belichting - Jean Kalman |
| San Francisco Opera - 2006-2007 ? |
| This season, she repeated her success as Lan in Tan Dun's Tea in a return engagement with the Netherlands Opera, and . . . The following season includes more performances of Tea at San Francisco Opera./ Schedule-Nancy Allen Lundy, Soprano |
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