This world premiere was composed by Ian Bell with a libretto from Emma Jenkins. Set in 1888 in a London doss house, it tells the real stories of the women who were drawn together in their determination to survive the murderous terror that stalks London’s Whitechapel. Exploring the themes of community and women struggling against the odds, it poses questions about the hypocritical attitudes of ‘respectable’ society. The mythic status of the unidentified serial killer is addressed through a refreshingly modern lens, which speaks to us over a century later. This new work was directed by Artistic Director Daniel Kramer and conducted by ENO Music Director Martyn Brabbins.
Our performance artwork prints are printed at full-bleed as they were designed to be viewed in this format.
The prints are produced using the giclée method, which refers to an inkjet printing process, using light fast water based pigment inks. All frames are hand-made and hand-finished by skilled craftsmen. They use high quality, museum-standard acrylic glazing offering 92% clarity and 90% UV protection.
EU Deliveries - We are currently unable to deliver to the EU, for details see our delivery policy.
As all of our prints are made to order and are automatically processed they cannot be returned to us. As such please ensure you are happy with your selection before ordering.
from
£25.00
from
£25.00
from
£25.00
from
£25.00
