The Seven Deadly Sins / The Human Voice

The Seven Deadly Sins & The Human Voice London Tickets

Experience two extraordinary one-act operas in one unforgettable evening. The Seven Deadly Sins and The Human Voice are brought together in a powerful double bill exploring ambition, heartbreak and the limits of the human spirit. Featuring two iconic 20th-century works by Kurt Weill and Francis Poulenc, this strictly limited London run offers audiences the chance to experience two of opera's most emotionally compelling stories in just one performance.

About The Seven Deadly Sins

Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's The Seven Deadly Sins follows Anna, whose family sends her on a seven-year journey across America to earn enough money to build a house. Split into two versions of herself, Anna must navigate temptation, ambition and morality in this darkly satirical work, set to a score inspired by Weimar cabaret and American jazz.

About The Human Voice

Francis Poulenc's The Human Voice, based on Jean Cocteau's play, is an intimate one-woman opera told through a single telephone conversation. As Elle speaks with her former lover for the last time, an ordinary call gradually unravels into a devastating portrait of love, loneliness and heartbreak, carried by Poulenc's deeply expressive score.

Facts & Critical Acclaim

• Two acclaimed one-act operas in a single evening.
• Music by Kurt Weill and Francis Poulenc.
• Strictly limited run of just 10 performances.