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Photography by Don Lambert Photography, Stamford
Lucrezia Borgia by Donizetti (Buxton Opera Festival 2009)
Robert-John Edwards (left background) with John Bellemer as Genaro and David Soar as Duke Alfonso.
(Directed by Stephen Metcalfe, Conducted by Andrew Greenwood, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Francis O’Connor)
Photo courtesy of Mike Hoban Photography www.Mikehoban.com
Robert-John Edwards (far left) with other members of the Buxton Opera Festival Chorus and Donald Maxwell as Astolpho.
(Directed by Stephen Metcalfe, Conducted by Andrew Greenwood, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Francis O’Connor)
Photo courtesy of Mike Hoban Photography www.Mikehoban.com
“The male chorus is particularly fine.” Manchester City Life’s Robert Beale regarding this year’s Lucrezia at Buxton.
Samson by Handel (Buxton Opera Festival 2008)
Robert-John Edwards (background left) with Guy Robinson (Festival Chorus - background right) and Tom Randle in the title role.
(Directed by Daniel Slater, Conducted by Harry Christophers, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Daniel Potra)
Photo courtesy of John Bishop Lighting Design www.johnbishop.me.uk
Robert-John Edwards as a Holocaust Ghost.
(Directed by Daniel Slater, Conducted by Harry Christophers, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Daniel Potra)
Photo courtesy of John Bishop Lighting Design www.johnbishop.me.uk
“The Festival Chorus, vital in its representation of the Israelites one minute and the Philistines the next, carries off its double-sided role in a disciplined, sensitive and surprisingly spontaneous manner.” Lynne Walker in The Independent
“The Festival chorus were excellent throughout, singing with gusto, and provided a strength of backing that could easily have been expected from a larger choir.” Raymond J Walker at “Seen and Heard International"
Buy the book of this production of Handel’s Samson by John Bishop
Der Wildschütz (The Poacher) by Lortzing (Buxton Opera Festvial 2008)
Robert-John Edwards (left) with Alison Barton (Festival Chorus – right) as the Innkeepers with James Rutherford as Baculus.
(Directed by Patrick Mason, Conducted by Andrew Greenwood, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Joe Vanek)
Photo courtesy of John Bishop Lighting Design www.johnbishop.me.uk
Robert-John Edwards (second left) with fellow members of the Festival Chorus in the closing scene of The Poacher.
(Directed by Patrick Mason, Conducted by Andrew Greenwood, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Joe Vanek)
Photo courtesy of John Bishop Lighting Design www.johnbishop.me.uk
Robert-John Edwards, centre left, with fellow members of the Festival Chorus with James Rutherford (left) as Baculus and Laura Parfitt (centre, seated) as Gretchen.
(Directed by Patrick Mason, Conducted by Andrew Greenwood, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Joe Vanek)
Photos from the Donizetti Society – photographer not cited
Robert-John Edwards (second right) with the male chorus of the Buxton Opera Festival with Ashley Holland (right) as Count Eberbach in the Hunting Song.
(Directed by Patrick Mason, Conducted by Andrew Greenwood, Lighting by John Bishop and Design by Joe Vanek)
Photos from the Donizetti Society – photographer not cited
Recital at St Andrew's, Lyddington 2006
Other Pictures
Drunken Steropes the Cyclops in Matthew Locke's Psyche, Crescent Theatre Birmingham.
Recital at St Mary's Church Hinkley September 2008 with Jon French at the Piano.