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Kenneth MacMillan's "Anastasia" tells the story of a woman who believes herself to be Anastasia, the sole survivor of the Romanov massacre after the Russian Revolution.
But she is currently incarcerated in an asylum, and her memories and fantasies are intermingled; she remembers the death of her husband, her rescue, and the disappearance of her child... and her own faith in her identity, which cannot be shaken.
If you enjoy classical concerts at Royal Opera House, then here are some other events you might like…
Guided tour of the Royal Albert Hall – Every day
Sunday organ recitals at St Paul’s Cathedral – Every Sunday (apart from the last Sunday of the month)
Lunchtime concerts at St. Martin-in-the-Fields – 2nd March Ó 4th May 2018 (selected dates only)
Sir Simon Rattle conducting Mahler and Helen Grime – 19th and 26th April 2018
Bach, Brahms, Debussy, Berg, Ravel and Brett Dean – 26th April 2018
Roussel, Chausson, Schubert — Queen Elizabeth Hall – 27th April 2018