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Aspects of Love
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SARAH BRIGHTMAN (Rose Vibert) from London's West End programme:-
In 1981, Miss Brightman performed in Cats at the New London Theatre as a member of the original cast. In 1982, she premiered Charles Strouse's opera for children, The Nightingale, at the Buxton Festival. She repeated the role in London at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. In 1985, she premiered Andrew Lloyd Webber's Requiem in New York and London for which she received a Grammy nomination as Best New Classical Artist. In the same year she also played the role of Valencienne in The Merry Widow for the New Sadler's Wells Opera.
Miss Brightman created the role of Christine in The Phantom of the Opera which opened in October 1986 at Her Majesty's Theatre in London. She subsequently premiered the role when the show opened on Broadway in January 1988, for which she was nominated for a Drama Desk Award.
Sarah Brightman performed in the 1985 and the 1987 Royal Variety Shows and is also a successful British recording artist, with four Top Ten singles; I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper (1978), Pie Jesu (1985), The Phantom of the Opera 11987] and All I Ask of You (19861. She has had two Number One albums: Requiem (Classical Charts 1985), The Phantom of the Opera (1987) and she has appeared on the cast albums of The Nightingale (1982) and Song and Dance (1984). In early 1988, Miss Brightman completed a recording of folk songs by Benjamin Britten (on the HMV-Angel label) and portrayed Carrie on the new MCA recording of Carousel. In 1989 she completed her solo album The Songs That Cot Away which was successful both in Britain and the United Slates. Miss Brightman's live performances have included engagements at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, the Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow with the Moscow Philharmonic Society Orchestra, and the Waldbuehne in Berlin with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. Earlier this year she starred in Aspects of Love on Broadway, playing Rose Vibert. Recently, Miss Brightman has toured the United States and played the Prince Edward Theatre in London with The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Sarah is currently working on a new album with A&M Records and is living in California.
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born in 1960, made her theatrical debut at the age of 13 in / and Albert at London's Piccadilly Theatre. At 16, she was a member of the dance group Pans People, and then at 18 she joined Arlene Philips' pop group Hot Gossip. In 1981, Miss Brightman performed in Cats at The New London Theatre as a member of the original cast. In 1982, she premiered Charles Strouse's opera for children, Nightingale, at the Buxton Festival. She repented the role in London at The Lyric Theatre Hammersmith. Subsequently, Miss Brightman appeared in The Pirates of Penzance at Drury Lane Theatre and performed Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Song & Dance" for BBC-TV. In 1985, she premiered Andrew Lloyd Webber's Requiem in New York and London, for which she received a Grammy nomination as Best New Classical Artist. In the same year she also played the role of Valencienne in The Merry Widow for New Sadler's Wells Opera. Miss Brightman premiered the role of Christine in The Phantom of the Opera, which opened in October 1986 at Her Majesty's Theatre in London. She subsequently premiered the role when the show opened on Broadway in January 1988, for which she was nominated for a Drama Desk Award. Miss Brightman has performed in the 1985 and 1987 Royal Variety Shows and is also a successful British recording artist, with four Top 10 singles: "I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper" (1978), "Pie Jesu" (1985), "The Phantom of the Opera" (1986) and "All I Ask of You" (1986). She has two No. 1 albums: Requiem (Classical Charts 1985) and The Phantom of the Opera (1987) and has appeared on the cast albums of Nightingale (1982) and Song & Dance (1984). In early 1988, Miss Brightman completed a recording of folk songs by Benjamin Britten (on the HMV-Angel label) and portrayed Carrie on the MCA recording of Carousel. Her current recording, "The Songs That Got Away," has been released by Polygram Records. Miss Brightman's live performances have included engagements at the Metrolitan Opera House in New York, The Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow with The Moscow Philharmonic Society Orchestra and Waldbuehne in Berlin with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. She recently toured the United States in The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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MISS SARAH BRIGHTMAN
Miss Brightman was originally scheduled to appear in “Aspects of Love” only until 1 February 1992. However, due to popular demand and critical acclaim we are happy to announce that Miss Brightman has extended her contract and will now play the role of Rose Vibert until Friday 6 March 1992 (excluding Monday evenings and Wednesday matinees).
Regretfully, in order to honour her other commitments, entered into prior to extending her contract, Miss Brightman is unable to perform on Saturday 8 February.
At these performances, the role of Rose will once again be played by the excellent Clare Burt from whom Miss Brightman took over on Tuesday 10 December 1991. We are confident that you will enjoy Miss Burt’s performance, however, if you specifically want to see Miss Brightman in this role we would be happy to exchange your tickets for an alternative performance.
We appreciate that Miss Brightman’s absence may disappoint and for this we apologise. As a gesture, we should like to offer you a souvenir brochure of the production with our compliments.
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ROSE VIBERT a French actress............................SARAH BRIGHTMAN
ALEX DILLINGHAM a young Englishman .......................... MICHAEL PRAED
GEORGE DILLINGHAM Alex's uncle, an English painter ... BARRIE INGHAM
GIULIETTA TRAPANI an Italian sculptress ............................ CRANIA RENIHAN
MARCEL RICHARD an actor-manager ................................................... PAUL BENTLEY
JENNY DILLINGHAM daughter of Rose and George .............................. age 12 ALICIA DAVIES/ SUSANNAH MEREDITH / SCALETT VAICNCOURT-STRALLEN
JENNY DILLINGHAM daughter of Rose & George age 14 .... DIANA MORRISON
ELIZABETH George's housekeeper ......................................................... DOROTHY VERNON
HUGO Le MUENIER Rose's friend ............................................................ GARETH SNOOK
The Cast ROSE VIBERT a French actress - SARAH BRIGHTMAN ALEX DILLINGHAM a young Englishman - MICHAEL PRAED GEORGE DILLINGHAM Alex's uncle, an English painter - BARRIE INGHAM GIULIETTA TRAPANI an Italian sculptress - GRANIA RENIHAN MARCEL RICHARD an actor-manager - PAUL BENTLEY JENNY DILLINGHAM daughter of Rose and George: age 12 SUSANNAH MEREDITH/SCARLETT VAIGNCOURT-STRALLEN age 14 DIANA MORRISON ELIZABETH George's housekeeper - DOROTHY VERNON HUGO Le MIUENIER Rose's friens - GARETH SNOOK
Act1 Prologue: The Garden at Pau, 1964: Love Changes Everything (Alex) France, 1974 A Small Theatre In Montpellier (Rose, Marcel, Ensemble) A Café In Montpellier: Parlez-vous Français? (Rose, Alex, Ensemble) The Railway Station (Rose, Alex) In A Train Compartment: Seeing Is Believing (Rose, Alex) The House At Pau (1) (Rose, Alex) A Scupture Exhibition in Paris A Memory Of A Happy Moment (George, Giulietta) In Many Rooms In The House At Pau (2) (Rose, Alex) On The Terrace (Rose, Alex, George) Outside The Bedroom (Rose, Alex, George) Up In The Pyrenees: Chanson D'Enfance The House At Pau (3) (Rose, Alex) The Railway Station (Rose, Marcel) Two years pass... A Fairground In Paris: Everybody Loves A Hero (Ensemble - Fairground Barkers, Elisabeth, Alex, Rose) George's Flat In Paris She'd Be Far Better Off You (Alex, George, Rose, Elisabeth) First Orchestral Interlude - She'd Be Far Better Off With You Second Orchestral Interlude - Giulietta's Studio In Venice: Stop, Wait, Please (Giulietta, George) A Registry Office (Registrar, Giulietta) A Military Camp In Malaya (Alex) Entr’acte
Act2 Thirteen years later... Orchestral Introduction To Act Two A Theatre in Paris - Leading Lady (Marcel, Ensemble) At The Stage Door (Rose, Alex) George's House At Pau Other Pleasures (George) A Café In Venice / There Is More To Love (Rose, Giulietta) The House At Pau The Garden At Pau (George, Rose, Alex) Alex's Reflections - Mermaid Song (Jenny, Alex) The Countryside Around The House (Jenny, Alex) Two years pass... The (Third Orchestral Interlude) The Garden At Pau (George, Rose, alex) On The Terrace The First Man You Remember (George, Jenny) In The Vineyard At Pau (Company) George's Study At Pau - Up In The Pyrenees - Jenny Declares Her Love - The Kiss (Jenny, Alex) A Circus In Paris: Journey Of A Lifetime (Chanteuse, Ensemble, Rose, Marcel, Hugo) Outside The Circus: Falling (George, Rose, Alex) Jenny's Bedroom In Paris - Georges Death (Alex, Jenny) The Vineyards At Pau: Hand Me The Wine And The Dice (Giulietta, Ensemble, Rose, Marcel, Hugo) A Hay Loft (Alex, Giulietta) The Garden at Pau - Anything But Lonely - Finale (Rose)
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