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Albert Herring Aldeburgh Festival 1962
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Albert Herring Aldeburgh Festival 1962
Albert Herring performed on 20 June 1962 at the Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh Festival 1962. Act 11 Scene 1 the Marquee. Florence Pike (Lady Billows housekeeper), Monica Sinclair Miss Wordsworth (Head teacher at the School), Jennifer Vyvyan Mr. Gedge (the Vicar), John Noble Mr. Upfold (the Mayor), Edgar Evans Superintendent Budd, Harold Blackburn Lady Billows (an elderly autocrat), Sylvia Fisher Emmie (tiresome village child), Sheila Amit Cis (tiresome village child), Anne Pashley Harry (tiresome village child), Kevin Platts Sid (a butchers shop-hand), Michael Maurel Albert Herring (from the greengrocer s), Kenneth MacDonald Nancy (from the bakery), Catherine Wilson Mrs Herring (Alberts Mother), Sheila Rex Date: 1962
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1962 Aldeburgh Amit Anne Benjamin Blackburn Britten Catherine Edgar Evans Festival Fisher Harold Herring Kenneth Kevin Macdonald Maurel Michael Noble Pashley Platts Sheila Sylvia Wilson Albert
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