Scuffle breaks out after cast member raises Palestinian flag on Royal Opera House stage
After a cast of the cast on the stage after opening a Palestinian flag on Saturday, a fight in the Royal Opera House.
The video images shared on social media showed a brief struggle between the actor who opened the flag and a staff trying to remove it.
The actor, who forced to pull the flag back, then continued to show while leaning to the audience.
The strange incident in Il Trovatore Encore at the London place in Covent Garden shocked the audience’s members.
Reported by telegram The actor behind the protest is a self -defined ‘Queer Dance Artist’, choreographer and DJ.
Perry studied at the Tring Park Performing School School in Hertfordshire, which fee up to £ 16,000 per era. Graduates include Dame Julie Andrews and Star Wars player Daisy Ridley.
A witness said to the article: ‘In the Royal Opera House, one of the players opened a Palestinian flag in Encore.
One of the “ Opera House/Company then wrestled the flag back and refused to give up during the Il Trovatore to try to remove the wings to try to remove the wings. ‘
A staff in Royal Opera House opened a Palestinian flag on the stage on Saturday
The player who opened the flag was a fight when a staff trying to stop him wrestling.
Telegraph has been reported to be a member of the protest, a self -defined ‘Queer Dance Artist’, choreographer and DJ.
On Saturday, another in the X added: ‘Tonight at the Royal Opera House extraordinary scenes.
“ “ Il Trovatore during the call for a curtain, one of the background artists waved the Palestinian flag. He stood there, no slope or shouting. Someone who came out of the stage tried to get him out of him. Unbelievable.’
While the war tugboat on the flag is realized, some players seem to come forward forward on stage.
Some officials standing on the wings can be seen messages to Perry, who looks forward and ignored them.
Stephen Ratcliffe, a fan of opera fan, added in X, added: ‘When an extra/choir member opened a Palestinian flag, Trovatore @rbo_org’s discussion.
“ “ Exquisite manager tried to struggle with him, but he held the ground. I bet it won’t work there again. ‘
Royal Ballet and Opera Spokesman said: ‘The screening of the flag was a spontaneous and unauthorized action by the artist. It was not approved by the royal ballet and opera and is not compatible with our commitment to political impartiality. ‘
The shaking of the flag was interpreted as a shocking political commitment with some comments that requested Perry to be dismissed.
Mailonline contacted the royal ballet and opera to make more comments.
A week ago, Perry released a picture on social media that wears a tank on the London performance of Cabaret ‘Free Palestine’.
In addition to the painting, Perry issued a long explanation of the pro -Palestinian political views, a brand that ended with the theaters’ call to boycott Coca Cola, targeted by some so -called connections made to Israel.
Perry describes themselves as queer dance artist, choreographer/motion director and DJ
In addition to the painting, he published a long statement of pro -Palestinian political views, which ended with a call to boycott Coca Cola, a brand targeted by some so -called connections to Israel.
He also called on his artists to ‘participate in walks’ on Saturdays, even if they had to show a show later in the evening.
According to Telegraph, it seems that Perry is not a employee of the place, but a freelance employee hired by the Royal Opera House.
The Royal Opera House and the Royal Opera has the official boss of the King of Majesty.
The company has long been associated with Royals. In 1968, when the royal regulation was given, it was officially ‘Royal Opera’.
Since the construction of the first theater on the site in 1732, Opera has been a regular attraction for England’s elites.
In recent years, the royal opera performed an average of about twenty opera per season.
The main Auditorium puts 2,256 people on the chair and makes the third size of London and consists of four boxes and balcony and amphitheater gallery.
The flag debate took place during the imagined 15th century Il Trovatore show and told the story of Azucena, who claimed that he had referred his own baby to his mother’s funeral at the time of madness.
Meanwhile, his surviving son Manrico was locked with Count di Luna for his love for Leonora.
