John Paul Jones
Julian Wagstaff
Description
Instrumentation Genre Stage and ensemble
Tag large ensemble
Collaborators Joel Jenkins
Collaboration details Co-librettist
Duration 140 minutes
Instrumentation
John Paul Jones is a new musical which tells the remarkable true story of the son of a gardener from Scotland, who became a hero of the American Revolution as the 'father of the American navy'. It is an uplifting, exciting and thought-provoking show. Jones's tale is one of triumph and adventure, love and loss, and the effect of one man's consuming ambition on those closest to him - with great music and a riveting storyline...
Instrumentation Genre Stage and ensemble
Tag large ensemble
Collaborators Joel Jenkins
Collaboration details Co-librettist
Duration 140 minutes
Instrumentation
Performances of this work
Date | Venue | Performer | Link |
09/07/2001 (*premiére) | Church Hill Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK | Link to the show website | |
24/09/2010 | Queen's Cross Church, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK | Link to the show website |
Upcoming events
- 19 Apr 2024, 11:00
[Covfefe: online coffee chat for composers & musicians] - 19 Apr 2024, 13:00
[Fridays at One: Colin Currie Quartet] - 21 Apr 2024, 18:30
[EDISO Presents: Ethan Loch Plays Loch Piano Concerto, Op. 2] - 24 Apr 2024, 14:00
[Composers' Helpline] - 25 Apr 2024, 19:30
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