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London Handel Players

The Fairy Queen

with Mary Collins, director & choreographer

The Fairy Queen
Emerging artists join seasoned professionals for Purcell's much-loved setting of the spellbinding midsummer night's dream evoked in Shakespeare's play. Thwarted fairy king Oberon wreaks comic revenge on his queen, and the ensuing story is conjured up in a magical series of masques throughout this delightful semi-staged production.

BREMF Emerging Artists:
Ruby Skilbeck & Emma Warner soprano
Laura Toomey contralto
Hugo Williamson tenor
Allyn Wu baritone (BREMF Emerging Artists 2025 alumnus)


London Handel Players Young Artists:
Mercè Bruguera Abelló mezzo-soprano
Benedict Munden tenor
Fionn Ó hAlmhain bass


Steven Player, Kath Waters, Anne Deller, Aya Robertson dancers
London Handel Players
Adrian Butterfield director
Mary Collins director, choreographer


Full Event Details

Emerging artists join seasoned professionals for Purcell's much-loved setting of the spellbinding midsummer night's dream evoked in Shakespeare's play. Thwarted fairy king Oberon wreaks comic revenge on his queen, and the ensuing story is conjured up in a magical series of masques throughout this delightful semi-staged production.

BREMF Emerging Artists:
Ruby Skilbeck & Emma Warner soprano
Laura Toomey contralto
Hugo Williamson tenor
Allyn Wu baritone (BREMF Emerging Artists 2025 alumnus)

London Handel Players Young Artists:
Mercè Bruguera Abelló mezzo-soprano
Benedict Munden tenor
Fionn Ó hAlmhain bass

Steven Player, Kath Waters, Anne Deller, Aya Robertson dancers
London Handel Players
Adrian Butterfield director
Mary Collins director, choreographer

Venue Details & Map

Location

St George's Church, Brighton
St George's Road, Brighton BN2 1ED

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