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Penned by composer Thomas Ades, this contemporary opera is based on the life of the Duchess of Argyll (played by Mary Plazas), who's fallen on hard times in old age. A notoriously oversexed money-grubber in her younger days, the down-and-out duchess faces eviction from the hotel she calls home. Heather Buck, Daniel Norman and Graeme Broadbent also star in this uninhibited production, with Ades conducting the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group.

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What is Powder Her Face (1999) about?

Penned by composer Thomas Ades, this contemporary opera is based on the life of the Duchess of Argyll (played by Mary Plazas), who's fallen on hard times in old age. A notoriously oversexed money-grubber in her younger days, the down-and-out duchess faces eviction from the hotel she calls home. Heather Buck, Daniel Norman and Graeme Broadbent also star in this uninhibited production, with Ades…

Who stars in Powder Her Face?

Powder Her Face stars Mary Plazas (Duchess), Heather Buck (Maid), Daniel Norman (Tenor) (Electrician), Graeme Broadbent (Hotel manager). The film was directed by Margaret Williams.

How long is Powder Her Face?

Powder Her Face has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1999.

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