£47.50
Date 29/09/1919
Bristol Princes's Theatre – Maritana – 1919
An original theatre programme for the opera Maritana at the Prince’s Theatre, Bristol, dated 29 September 1919, with William Boland and Kingsley Lark, and including a newspaper review.
William Vincent Wallace’s romantic opera, set in Madrid, was a staple of touring English opera companies for decades.
A post-war provincial opera programme with its review, a lovely piece of Bristol theatre memorabilia and old theatre programmes.
| Production | Maritana |
|---|---|
| Venue | Princes's Theatre – Bristol |
| Cast | William Boland – Kingsley Lark |
Also includes a newspaper artice review.
Condition: V Good, lcr, slrs
Did you know?
- Maritana was first performed at Drury Lane in 1845 and made the Irish-born composer Wallace famous.
- Its best-known song is Scenes That Are Brightest.
- Bristol’s Prince’s Theatre on Park Row was destroyed by bombing in the Blitz in 1940.
SKU: T00082
