What actors and actresses appeared in BBC Proms - 2013?

Answer 1

The cast of BBC Proms - 2013 includes: Maria Agresta as Herself - Soprano Marin Alsop as Herself - Conductor Carole Ann Ford as herself Codetta as Themselves Richard Balcombe as Himself - Conductor Alison Balsom as herself Anton Barakhovsky as Himself - Leader English Baroque Soloists as Themselves Greg Beardsell as Himself - Chorus Master Joshua Bell as Himself - Violinist Zoe Beyers as Herself - Leader Marieke Blankestijn as Herself - Leader Richard Boadu as himself Erin Boag as herself Alfie Boe as himself Ian Bostridge as Himself - Tenor Meg Bragle as Herself - Mezzo-Soprano Neil Brand as Himself - Presenter Nicholas Briggs as Daleks David Brophy as Himself - Conductor Stephen Bryant as Himself - Leader Jules Buckley as Himself - Conductor Elizabeth Burley as Herself - Rhythm Section Semyon Bychkov as Himself - Conductor Joseph Calleja as himself Joseph Calleja as Himself - Tenor Susan Calman as herself Matt Calvert as Himself - Rhythm Section Alessandro Carbonare as Himself - Principal Clarinet Simon Carew as Monster Anna Caterina Antonacci as Herself - Soprano Martin Challinor as Monster Mahler Chamber Orchestra as Themselves Melanie Chisholm as herself Monteverdi Choir as Themselves Annabel Chyung as Herself - Leader Allan Clayton as Himself - Soloist Anna Clyne as herself BBC Concert Orchestra as Themselves Aidan Cook as Monster Imogen Cooper as Herself - Piano Phil Coulter as himself Neville Creed as Himself - Chorus Master Nathalie Cuzner as Monster Boaz Daniel as Kurwenal Roland Daugareil as Himself - Leader Iestyn Davies as Himself - Soloist Peter Davison as himself Orchestre de Paris as Themselves Robert Dean Smith as Tristan Skye Dearborn as Herself - Trombone Kati Debretzeni as Herself - Leader Katie Derham as Herself - Presenter Nicola Dibben as Herself - University of Sheffield Joyce DiDonato as herself Joyce DiDonato as Herself - Soloist Matthew Doman as Monster Daniel Dooner as Himself - Production Advisor Amber Doyle as Monster Anton du Beke as himself John Eliot Gardiner as Himself - Conductor Thierry Escaich as Himself - Organ Barbara Fadden as Monster Bryan Ferry as himself Gerald Finley as Himself - Bass Rob Gentry as Himself - Rhythm Section Valery Gergiev as Himself - Conductor Venera Gimadieva as Herself - Soprano Murray Gold as himself Murray Gold as Himself - Composer Simon Halsey as Himself - Chorus Master Daniel Harding as Himself - Conductor Lesley Hatfield as Herself - Leader Andrew Haveron as Himself - Leader Philip Hensher as himself Charles Hervet as Himself - Cellist Maya Homburger as Herself - Leader Daniel Hope as Himself - Violin Barry Humphries as Dame Edna Everage Kerry Ingram as Herself - Soloist Robert Isaacs as Himself - Chorus Master Alexander Ishov as Himself - Flute Janine Jansen as Herself - Violin Mariss Jansons as Himself - Conductor Pavo Jarvi as Himself - Conductor Katherine Jenkins as herself The John Wilson Orchestra as Themselves Philippe Jordan as Himself - Conductor Julian Joseph as himself Paul Kasey as Lead Monster Simon Keenlyside as Himself - Baritone Nigel Kennedy as himself Nigel Kennedy as Himself - Soloist Paul Kildea as Himself - Author, Benjamin Britten: A Life in the Twentieth Century Suzy Klein as Herself - Presenter Yulia Kopylova as Herself - Concert Master Carmine Lauri as Himself - Leader Claudio Laurini as Monster Lady Leshurr as herself Martynas Levickis as himself Sergey Levitin as Himself - Leader Jan Lisiecki as Himself - Pianist Valentina Lisitsa as Herself - Piano Grant Llewellyn as Himself - Conductor Keith Lockhart as Himself - Conductor Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester as Themselves Elin Manahan Thomas as Herself - Soloist Carlo Maria Parazzoli as Himself - Leader Rob Mayor as Himself - Prosthetics Marie McGonigle as Monster Ruari Mears as Monster Juanjo Mena as Himself - Conductor Daisy Michie as Monster Jane Monheit as Herself - Soloist Gillian Moore as herself Clara Mouriz as Herself - Soprano Ross Mullan as Ice Warrior Robin Mullarkey as Himself - Rhythm Section Nicholas Mulroy as Himself - Tenor Baanji Muteto as himself Laura Mvula as herself BBC National Orchestra of Wales as Themselves Jonathan Nott as Himself - Conductor Sakari Oramo as Himself - Conductor Ulster Orchestra as Themselves The Orchestra of Life as Themselves Antonio Pappano as Himself - Conductor Vasily Petrenko as Himself - Conductor BBC Philharmonic as Themselves London Philharmonic Choir as Themselves Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra as Themselves Lawrence Power as Himself - Viola Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra as Themselves Marie Rambert as herself Roberto Ruisi as Himself - Leader Donald Runnicles as Himself - Conductor Simon Russell Beale as Himself - Presenter Maverick Sabre as himself Laura Samuel as Herself - Leader Luca Santaniello as Himself - Leader BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra as Themselves Tom Service as himself Tom Service as Himself - Presenter Donald Shaw as Himself - Keyboard Dmitri Shostakovich as himself Maxim Shostakovich as himself Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe Verdi as Themselves BBC Singers as Themselves Charlie Sloth as Himself - Presenter Zeb Soanes as Himself - Presenter Lydia Sokolova as herself Toby Spence as Himself - Tenor Christianne Stotijn as Herself - Mezzo-soprano Palestinian Strings as Themselves BBC Symphony Chorus as Themselves Bamberg Symphony Orchestra as Themselves BBC Symphony Orchestra as Themselves London Symphony Orchestra as Themselves Candida Thompson as Herself - Leader Michael Tippett as himself Yuri Torchinsky as Himself - Leader Petroc Trelawny as Himself - Presenter Lily Tsai as Herself - Leader Nobuyuki Tsujii as Himself - Pianist Ailish Tynan as Herself - Soprano Mitsuko Uchida as Herself - Pianist Violeta Urmana as Isolde Bart Vandenbogaerde as Himself - Leader Terry Wogan as himself Kwangchul Youn as King Mark Irish Youth Chamber Choir National Youth Choir of Great Britain National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain as Themselves National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America as Themselves