‘Extraordinary scenes’ as performer unfurls Palestine flag at Royal Opera House | UK | News
After opening an artist’s Palestinian flag, he showed what seemed to be a fight on the stage at the Royal Opera House. The incident occurred during the closing night of Il Trovatore, a four -night opera of Giuseppe Verdi, and has been online showing the video images behind the scene that has been trying to get people from the artist since then. Royal Ballet and Opera, “the flag of the flag is an unauthorized action by the artist,” he said.
A spokesman added: “Not approved by the Royal Ballet and Opera, and it’s a completely inappropriate action.” A person who claims to be a member of the audience said in X in X: “Tonight the extraordinary scenes in the Royal Opera House. He stood there, no slope or shout. Someone who came out of the stage tried to get him out of him. Incredible.”
On Saturday, another in X added: “Tonight the extraordinary scenes at the Royal Opera House.
“During the call for curtain for Il Trovatore, one of the background artists waved the Palestinian flag. He stopped there, no slope or shout. One of the scenes tried to take it out. Incredible.”
“A Palestinian flag opened the Flag at the Royal Opera House,” a member of the audience. Telegram.
“One of the Opera House/Company then appeared on the stage to try to remove the flag from the player who wrestled back and refused to give up during the Il Trovatore.”
In one of the videos, the man could be heard that the audience applauded and cheered while shaking the flag.
“Oh my God”, as a person, as an individual tried to get the flag from them.
Many artists come after supporting the Palestinian people in the middle of the war in Gaza.
The group’s set Wolf Alice singer Ellie Rowell said to the crowd at the other stage: “As we have been on the stage for a little longer, we want to express our solidarity with the Palestinian people.
“Nobody should be afraid to do this.”
Following their performance in Glastonbury, Kneecap and Bob Vylan faced an investigation by Avon and Somerset police about their sets.
During Bob Vylan’s performance, the real name of Pascal Foster-Robinson, 34-year-old rapper, “Death, death IDF death, death, death [Israel Defence Forces]. “
A member of Belfast Rap Group Kneecap joked that fans should launch a rebellion ında outside the upcoming court’s appearance of the group friend.
Since then, the investigation into Knecap’s performance at the Somperset Festival has been left by the police, who said that they would not take any other action because there was sufficient evidence to ensure realistic conviction for any crime ”.
