This world premiere brings together three exceptional artists. Diana Soh belongs to a new generation of female composers who believe that opera must address social issues head-on. Director Alice Laloy is known for her impressive installations that borrow from puppet theatre. She is collaborating with playwright and pop musician Emmanuelle Destremau. These creative female minds have joined forces to create a unique production that looks at the future through the eyes of children and teenagers.
Tim will tell is one of those expressions that seems to have been uttered since time immemorial, used to conclude a conversation that has gone on a little too long. The phrase takes on a more serious and profound meaning in our times, as our planet's resources run out and the prospects for future generations look increasingly tenuous.
On stage, thirty-five young performers from the Lyon Opera Youth Choir form a beating heart subjected to a severe ordeal: in the stage house, an orchestra of machines produces wind, rain and storms... This small autonomous community will have to face its fears and organise itself to survive in the midst of the raging elements.
Duration
1 h without interval
Prices
5 — 85 €
Show in French, with surtitles
All audiences from 10 years
Time will tell, opera in three movements for children's choir and mechanical orchestra
World premiere at the Opéra de Lyon in 2025
Emmanuelle Destremau
Diana Soh
Opéra de Lyon, Opéra national de Lorraine
Théâtre National Populaire de Villeurbanne
Louis Gal
Alice Laloy
Jane Joyet
Maya-Lune Thiéblemont
César Godefroy
Cécile Laloy
Benjamin Hautin
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