Sarah Lenton
Forfatter af Creative Ideas for Children's Worship: Based On the Sunday Gospels Year A
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Sarah Lenton read theology at King's College, London. She has worked in the theatre for many years and is currently a lecturer and program contributor at the Royal Opera House. Sarah is also a cartoonist and in her church work is an ecumenical link between two West London churches. She is a vis mere sub-deacon and a regular preacher at her town church in Chiswick. Andrew Davison is theological consultant to the Creative Ideas for Children's Worship series. He is Professor in Christian Doctrine at Westcott House, Cambridge, and affiliated lecturer on the Cambridge University Divinity Faculty. Andrew is the author of numerous books including For the Parish: a critique of Fresh Expressions. vis mindre
Image credit: St Michael and All Angels Church
Værker af Sarah Lenton
Creative Ideas for Childrens Worship Year B: Based on the Sunday Gospels, Year B (2012) 9 eksemplarer
Creative Ideas for the Family Eucharist: A round-the-year handbook and resource (2022) 3 eksemplarer
Associated Works
Royal Ballet : The Nutcracker : 2022/23 [programme] — Bidragyder — 1 eksemplar
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- Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
English National Opera
Glyndebourne Opera Company
Garsington Opera
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This confusion aside, I quite enjoyed plummeting into the depths of wigs, props, textual queries, and front-of-house mayhem. Readers searching for scandal will not find it here, and those who want a look at a more confronting production where core disagreements abound would be better off looking at 1984's "The Ring: Anatomy of an Opera" or perhaps 1973's "The Carmen Chronicle". But for those of us who don't mind plodding along with all the minutiae of an ordinary but extraordinary experience, and who wish to explore the hundreds of minds and bodies it takes to entertain people for a few hours in an opera house, this is worthwhile.… (mere)