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| Frank Finlay | Josef Haydn | |
| Claire Skinner | Josephine Deym nee Brunsvik | |
| Fenella Woolgar | Princess Lobkowitz | |
| Lucy Akhurst | Therese Brunsvik | |
| Ian Hart | Ludwig van Beethoven | |
| Jack Davenport | Prince Lobkowitz | |
| Tim Pigott-Smith | Count Dietrichstein | |
| Robert Glenister | Gerhardt | |
| Anton Lesser | Sukowaty | |
| Peter Hanson | ||
| Trevor Cooper | Otto Fisher | |
| Leo Bill | Reis | |
| Victoria Shalet | Kirsten | |
| Jonathan Aris | Paul Dorfmueller | |
| Joseph Morgan | Matthias | |
| Piers Stubbs | Voice-2003 |
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| Producer | Liza Marshall
Joanna Gueritz |
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| Writer | Nick Dear
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The day that changed music forever. By the time the first public performance of Beethoven's Symphony No.3 (Eroica) took place in Vienna in 1805, a privileged few had already heard the work at a private play-through at the Lobkowitz Palace. Nick Dear's award-winning period drama, starring Ian Hart as Beethoven, brings to life the momentous day that prompted Haydn to remark 'everything is different from today'. |
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