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Mears founded [[Second Movement Opera|Second Movement]] as joint Artistic Director with the conductor [[Nicholas Chalmers]].<ref>{{cite web|title=Second Movement website|url=http://www.secondmovement.org.uk/}}</ref> His productions for them have included [[Mozart and Salieri]], [[Trouble in Tahiti]], and The Knife's Tears.<ref>{{cite web|title=Loesje Sanders Ltd|url=http://www.loesjesanders.com/clients/cvs/mearscv.html}}</ref> |
Mears founded [[Second Movement Opera|Second Movement]] as joint Artistic Director with the conductor [[Nicholas Chalmers]].<ref>{{cite web|title=Second Movement website|url=http://www.secondmovement.org.uk/}}</ref> His productions for them have included ''[[Mozart and Salieri]]'', ''[[Trouble in Tahiti]]'', and ''The Knife's Tears''.<ref>{{cite web|title=Loesje Sanders Ltd|url=http://www.loesjesanders.com/clients/cvs/mearscv.html}}</ref> |
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==Northern Ireland Opera== |
==Northern Ireland Opera== |
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Oliver Mears is a theatrical director from England.
Education
Mears read English and History at Lincoln College, Oxford.[1]
Second Movement
Mears founded Second Movement as joint Artistic Director with the conductor Nicholas Chalmers.[2] His productions for them have included Mozart and Salieri, Trouble in Tahiti, and The Knife's Tears.[3]
Northern Ireland Opera
In 2010 Mears was appointed as the Artistic Director of the newly-created Northern Ireland Opera[4] . His productions for them have included The Medium, Tosca, which won the Irish Times Theatre Award for Best Opera in 2011,[5] and The Turn of the Screw.[6]
His production of Benjamin Britten's Noye's Fludde for NI Opera was performed at the Beijing Music Festival in October 2012, the Chinese premiere of the piece.[7]
References
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