A Night at the Opera

London Festival Opera presents
A Night at the Opera
Featuring celebrated arias and ensembles from the great operas of Mozart, Rossini, Verdi, Bizet, Puccini, Offenbach, Gilbert & Sullivan and more. The distinguished cast appears in sumptuous period costume, recreating the grandeur and glamour of past times.London Festival Opera brings together distinguished artists from the major opera companies including the Royal Opera, ENO and Glyndebourne with exceptional young singers. Past performances have been throughout the UK and Europe, including in one of the worlds greatest opera houses La Fenice in Venice, and as far afield as Hong Kong, Zimbabwe and Mumbai.Fabulous singing, elegant costumes and spoken introductions combine to make this a performance not to be missed for all opera lovers and newcomers alike. A programme of passion, drama and humour accompanied by superb orchestral backing tracks.Outstanding singers THE SUNDAY TIMES
Opera at its very best OXFORD TIMES
A stirring performance and the audience loved it THE TIMESLondon Festival Opera has appeared in theatres and concert halls in London, Rome, Paris, Hamburg, Brussels, Monte Carlo, Marrakech, Mumbai, Harare, Barbados and Hong Kong. Engagements have included a private performance in the presence of the late Queen Elizabeth II, charity performances in the presence of His Majesty The King (when Prince of Wales), the President of France, the Ambassador at the British Embassy in Paris, and as a guest company in one of Italys greatest opera houses, La Fenice in Venice. The company has appeared in many theatres in the UK including Windsor Theatre Royal, The Richmond Theatre, Malvern Theatre, Jersey Opera House, New Theatre Oxford, Buxton Opera House, Grand Theatre Blackpool and Gala Theatre Durham. London Festival Opera has presented Opera Magic in schools and theatres to thousands of children and is committed to introducing the next generation to the magical world of opera. Most recently the company performed at the inaugural Pink Ball at the British Museum and presented the first opera gala ever held at Brixton Prison.Running Time: 120 mins, inc intervalAll artists are subject to availability and may change.
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