Scenery: Barry Kay

Costumes: Barry Kay

Première 22 March 1961

Sadler's Wells Opera Company

Sadler's Wells Theatre - London

Scenery: Barry Kay

Costumes: Barry Kay

Première 27 March 1962

Bristol Opera School1While Barry Kay's set and costume designs for Engaged! bear no references to performing venues, the costume drawings are, however, inscribed with the names of the singers, corresponding with the cast of the Windsor presentation. But there is no indication as to whether the designs applied to the Bristol staging as well.

Victoria Rooms, Bristol

Scenery: Barry Kay

Costumes: Barry Kay

Other assignments: properties

Première 24 January 1969

The Royal Opera

Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London

Scenery: Barry Kay

Costumes: Barry Kay

Other assignments: properties

Première 12 June 1982

De Nederlandse Opera Stichting (now: De Nederlandse Opera)

Het HOT Theater, Den Haag

Scenery: Barry Kay

Costumes: Barry Kay

Other assignments: Properties / Special Effects

Intended for the Victoria State Opera Company2For reason unbeknown to the Barry Kay Archive, the Victoria State Opera Company decided to abandon the production of Peter Grimes later in 1984 or in early 1985, thus terminating Barry Kay's design work midstream. By that time he had designed the preparatory so-called white model, or working model of miniature scale, and completed the final model at a scale of 1:25. The termination however put an end to designing the costumes. – See Biography for further information.

State Theatre, Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne

Scenery: Barry Kay2In 1953, when Barry Kay was still studying at the Académie Julian in Paris but settled in Melbourne again later that year, he created four scenery designs for The Rake's Progress – one for each of the three acts, and an act drop. Although the drawings are titled, dated and signed, they contain no performance data. It is therefore possible that they represent a study project or perhaps an exam work.

Scenery: Barry Kay

Costumes: Barry Kay

Other assignments: Properties

Première 12 June 1982

De Nederlandse Opera Stichting (now: De Nederlandse Opera)

Het HOT Theater, Den Haag

Scenery: Barry Kay

Costumes: Barry Kay

Première 22 July 1958

New Opera Company and Western Theatre Ballet 2The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore is listed in both the Ballet index and the Opera index, as it covers both ballet and opera.

Sadler's Wells Theatre, London